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"The Mahapacchakkhaṇappaiṇṇaya mentions three bhavās, while other Āgamas believe that liberation is attained in the fifteen excellent bhavās."
4. "In the Devindastava, a woman is addressed as 'Aho Sundari!' while in the Ācārāṅga, a woman is addressed as 'Bahin'. The address 'Sundari' is not appropriate."
5. "In the Mahapacchakkhaṇagāthā 62, it is stated that Devendra and Chakravartitva have been attained by all beings an infinite number of times. It is not possible for every being to attain Chakravartitva an infinite number of times. This statement contradicts the Āgamas and cannot be accepted."
Thus, we see here that the Muni has attempted to show that all the Prakirṇakas contradict the Āgamas by citing some statements from the Āturpratyākhyāna, Gaṇividya, Tandalavaicārika, Chandraveḍhya, Devindastava, and Mahapratyākhyāna. The arguments given by the Muni to invalidate the Chandraveḍhya and Tandalavaicārika are not supported by any references from the Āgamas. How can the authenticity of his statements be accepted in the absence of references?
His objection to the Devindastava is not of much significance, because there, not a Muni but a Śrāvaka has called his wife 'Sundari'. Moreover, the word 'Sundari' is also found in the Upāsakadāśāṅga and Bhagavatisūtra, etc. Āgamas.
Regarding the Āturpratyākhyāna, Gaṇividya, and Mahapratyākhyāna, we would like to refute the objections raised by the Muni, as far as possible. The Muni's objection to the Āturpratyākhyāna is that it orders the use of wealth in seven places. This statement is invalid because it is cautious. We do not understand how the use of wealth in Guru Bhakti, Sārṁika Bhakti, etc. is cautious. Even if food, etc. is not prepared for the Muni for a specific purpose, the use of wealth is involved in the donations given to them.
1. Upāsakadāśāṅga - 'Sundari ṇam Devāṇuppiyā', quoted - Paiyasaddamahaṇṇavo - page 911-912. 3. Bhagavati 9/33; quoted - Ardhamagadhi Kośa, Part 4, page 776.