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## Translation:
**180**
**Sarvartha Siddhi**
[1178 27nuvaaden Aabhinibodhik Shrutaavadhi Manahparyaya Gyaninaam Tritayam Api Asti. Kevalgyaninaam Kshayikam Ev. Samyamanuvaaden Samayik Chhedopasthapanasanyataanaam Tritayam Api Asti. Pariharavishuddhirayataanaam Upshamikam Narit, Itad Dvitayam Asti. Mujhamaasamprayayathaasyatasambataanaam Aupshamikam Kshayikam Cha Asti, Sanyatasanyataanaam Asanvataanaam Cha Tritavam Api Asti. Darshananuvaaden Chakshudarshanaachakshudarshataavadhi Darshininaam Tritayam Api Asti, Kev Pradarshanik Kshayik Mev. Lekhyanuvaaden Shadleshyaanaam Tritayam Api Asti, Aleshyaanaam Kshayikam Ev. Bhavyanavaaden Bhavyanaam Tritayam Api Asti, Nabhavyanaam. Samyaktvanuvaaden Yatra Yat Samyagdarshanam Tatra Tava Jayam! Sanjnanavaaden Sanjinaam Trinayam Api Asti, Naasanjginaam, Tadubhayadhya Pradeshitaanaam Kshayikam Ev. Aahaaranuvaaden Aahaarakanaam Tritayam Api Asti, Anaahaarakanaam Chhadmasthaanaam Tritayam Api Asti, Kevalinaam Samudghatagataanaam Kshayikam Ev.]
**Aupshamik and Kshayik are the two Samyagdarshan.**
**According to the translation of Gyanmarg, Aabhinibodhik Gyani, Dhatgyani, Avadhigyani and Manahparyaya Gyani beings have all three Samyagdarshan, but Kevalgyani beings have only one Kshayik Samyagdarshan.**
**According to the translation of Samyammarg, Samayik and Chhedopasthapanasanyata beings have all three Samyagdarshan, but Pariharavishuddhisanyata beings do not have Aupshamik Samyagdarshan, they have the other two.**
**According to the translation of Darshanmarg, beings with Chakshudarshan, Achakshudarshan and Avadhi Darshan have all three Samyagdarshan, but beings with Kevaldarshan have only one Kshayik Samyagdarshan.**
**According to the translation of Leshyamarg, beings with all six Leshyas have all three Samyagdarshan, but beings without Leshyas have only one Kshayik Samyagdarshan.**
**According to the translation of Bhavyamarg, Bhavy beings have all three Samyagdarshan, but Nabhavy beings do not have any Samyagdarshan.**
**According to the translation of Samyaktvamarg, wherever there is Samyagdarshan, there is knowledge.**
**According to the translation of Sanjnamarg, Sanji beings have all three Samyagdarshan, Asanji beings do not have any Samyagdarshan, and beings without this Sanjna have only one Kshayik Samyagdarshan.**
**According to the translation of Aahaaramarg, Aahaarak beings have all three Samyagdarshan, Anaahaarak Chhadmastha beings also have all three Samyagdarshan, but Samudghatanat Kevali Anaahaarak beings have only one Kshayik Samyagdarshan.**
**Special Note:**
There have been two ancient traditions of discussing the essence of things - one tradition using six authorities like Nirdesha, etc., and another tradition using eight authorities like Sada, etc. Here, the author of Tattvarthasutra, Grdhpiच्छ Acharya, has indicated these two traditions in the 7th and 6th sutras. Here, in the commentary, the nature of Nirdesha, etc., is explained and Samyagdarshan is considered through them. Even in that, to understand the meaning of what is said in relation to ownership, it seems necessary to mention the main context here. Keeping these things in mind helps in determining which Samyagdarshan occurs where and in what state in the four gatis. These things are: 1. The proponent of Kshayik Samyagdarshan is the human being in the Karmabhumika. But such a being, after becoming a Kritakrityavedak Samyagdristi or Kshayik Samyagdristi, can be born in all four gatis after death. 2. In hell, the said being first goes to the first hell. No Samyagdristi is born in the other hells after death. 3. In the Tiryancha and humans, the said being is born in the superior Bhogbhumika, in the Purushavedi Tiryancha and humans. 1. Sanyatasanyavaanaam cha ma. 2. -tayamasti ta.