 pertaining to the consumer behavior and the topic is satiation. What we mean by the satiation? It is a point at which the consumer he ceases to have more. He reduces his desire. And naturally it is not possible that a consumer is not willing to have more, but for a particular commodity we can say that given time on which we are going to study the consumer now he is not willing to give up other commodity to have that particular commodity for which we are going to say that the consumer is satiated. So in a consumer theory it will be a point that we mentioned that the now consumer is having a maximum satisfaction related to a particular commodity either it is A or B or C or in other words we say that for a particular commodity Saraf's desire is never less in our economic theory but at a particular time when he brings his desire to a limit for a particular thing then he does not demand more than that and in order to get it more the other commodity he has is not willing to sacrifice it and the same point is also called maximum satisfaction point, a satiation point or a bliss point. Now if we come to its further features then we say that we always look at the consumer so whatever it is it is not a single commodity farm, we always assume that consumer will prefer to utilize the things in the mixture or a bundle of the goods. So now using those commodities either good A or B or X1 or X2 when he will be more closer towards his best bundle so we will say that the best bundle he has achieved or who we can say that it can be his optimal point and on which he is better off in his preferences sales in terms of his other points and as soon as he is away from that optimal point or better off point he will go away so we will say that now the consumer or Saraf's utility is getting reduced and he is getting worse off so as soon as he gets away from it his preferences will go down so according to this we will say the nearest to nearest if the consumer will be towards his optimal point or his preferred bundle we will say that he is attaining satiation and now in the approach of indifference curves if we look at one indifference curve the combination of two goods are expressed one on X axis and the other on Y axis. Now the consumer if we look at the same indifference curve if we look at the negative slope then when the consumer has either a very low or a very high commodity then because the trade-off of these two will be the negative slope and if he makes a positive slope which is not possible of the indifference then it will be a positive slope when he is taking more amount in comparison to the previous commodities which is not possible so now both the commodities when they are going towards the negative commodities so we will say that they are getting closer to their bliss point or their optimal point and because of this the maximum satisfaction point where we look at it is the most negative and the lowest approach if we look at the diagram then through the circles which has been explained although if we look at the indifference curves then they are not in the form of circles but the purpose of telling you is that if we are drawing an indifference curve of any commodity which is always in our negative form like this then we will say that these are the locus of all the combinations that shows the combination of X1 and the X2 for which consumer is indifferent or indifferent in all the points that we have then from this they are moving towards their optimal point like if it is the centre then they are moving from here to here and if they are moving opposite then we will say that they are moving from their optimal point or point of satisfaction further or they are moving away and if we take the right part of this circle then this is that we have expressed when the consumers they will have too much of anything now this too much of anything is not possible to have in the difference curve approach because in the indifference curve approach we have accepted one thing as an example on the tool that we have accepted that in the trade-off one good has to be sacrificed for the attainment of the other so as the consumer will move towards the centre or towards the bliss point he will have more and more satiation in general life if we look at commodities one consumer at a time will be using a lot of commodities that can be a pen, the ink, the dress, the food or if you are young then someone will like chocolate, someone will like ice cream, someone will like fruit but that particular amount of a consumer if he is liking it per day or per week or per hour it will have a threshold or maximum level from which he will have more to get the other goods which if we say he does not want to sacrifice and that point when he does not want to sacrifice any other commodity that is that satiation point or the bliss point for that particular commodity for that particular time. Thank you.