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## सर्वार्थसिद्धि
This is a commentary on the text "Sarvarthasiddhi". It points out several errors and inconsistencies in the text and provides corrections.
**Page 395, Line 14 (25-11):** The phrase "श्रेण्यसंख्येयभागप्रमिता:" seems to be missing after "सूक्ष्ममनुष्यं प्रति मनुष्या मिथ्यादृष्टयः". This is because the subsequent statement refers to both "manushya" (man) and "manuyini" (woman).
**Page 396, Line 9:** The phrase "तल्लक्षणसमचतुरस्ररज्जु" is difficult to understand in terms of "ghanarajju" (cube-rope). This is because the text defines "rajju" as an immeasurable number of yojanas (a unit of distance) in the sky, and the universe is said to be 343 "dhanarajju" (treasure-rope) in size. Therefore, in line 33 of the same page, "three hundred and forty-three rajju" should be corrected to "three hundred and forty-three dhanarajju".
**Page 396, Line 23:** The text states that the "Sāsādan" (a type of being) with "Samyagdṛṣṭi" (right faith) is born everywhere except in the fire-bodied, air-bodied, hellish, and all subtle beings. A verse is cited as evidence. However, it is important to note that this being is also not born in the "Vikalatraya" (three types of beings with disabilities), "Aparyāptakas" (insufficient beings), and "Asanjnīs" (unconscious beings). The verse mentions that this being is born in "Jinekaindriya" (one-sense beings), but at the time of birth, the "Mithyātvagunasthan" (false belief) arises.
**Page 399, Lines 1 and 3:** The phrase "Māraṇāntikādi" should be replaced with "Māraṇāntika" only. This is because the "Upāpad" (state of being) is not possible in the "Sanjatāsanjata" (state of being both restrained and unrestrained). Similarly, in line 4 of the same page, it is important to note that in the "Sanjatāsanjata" state, the "Śuklaleśyāma" (white and black) only has a "Māraṇāntika" (death-causing) "Samudghāta" (impact) and is slightly less than six divided by fourteen "rajju" (rope) in terms of "Sparśana" (touch). Also, in line 5, the phrase "Dyāpekṣayā" should be followed by "ṣaṭrajjavaḥ-spaṣṭāḥ".
**Page 399, Lines 35-36:** In the sentence "Sāsādanasya tatra sā na sambhavati", the word "sā" refers to the "Māraṇāntikādi" (death-causing) state and means that it is not possible.
**Page 401, Line 27 onwards:** To calculate the "Utkṛṣṭakāla" (superior time) for a single being with "Asanjatāsamyagdṛṣṭi" (unrestrained right faith), the "Dhavala" (a commentary on the Jain scriptures) states on page 347 that a being with the "Pramatta" (distracted) and other "Gunasthanas" (states of being) takes birth in the "Anattara Vimāna" (highest celestial abode) after spending a time equivalent to thirty-three "Sāgaropamas" (oceans). Then, after being expelled from there, the being takes birth as a human with an age equivalent to a "Pūrva-koṭi" (a very long period of time). When only an "Antarmūhurta" (a very short period of time) remains, the being abandons "Asanjama" (unrestrained conduct) and becomes "Sanjamī" (restrained). Thus, the "Utkṛṣṭakāla" obtained from this "Sanjama" (restraint) is one "Pūrva-koṭi" less than the "Antarmūhurta" and thirty-three "Sāgaropamas" less than the "Antarmūhurta".
**Page 402, Lines 42-1:** In the description of the "Utkṛṣṭakāla" for a "Pañcendriya Mithyādrṣṭi" (five-sense being with false belief), the "Pūrva-koṭi" (a very long period of time) is mentioned as 96. However, it should be 95 "Pūrva-koṭi" because the final time spent in the "Purushavedīs" (a type of celestial abode) is only seven "Pūrva-koṭi". Also, the text mentions that the being is born eight times as a "Pañcendriya Aparyāpta" (five-sense being with insufficient knowledge). However, this is not supported by the scriptures. The being is only born once as a "Pañcendriya Aparyāpta" in the middle. See "Dhavala" page 3681.
**Page 406, Lines 46-12, Line 33:** The text states that the being remains in the "Vedaka-Samyaktva" (state of knowing the right path) for sixty-six "Sāgaropamas" for the first time. However, it should be for sixty-six "Sāgaropamas" less than the "Antarmūhurta" for the first time as well, just like the second time. This is because, in the "Antarmūhurta", the being attains "Kṣāyika-Samyaktva" (state of gradually attaining right faith) and eventually becomes "Kṛtyakṛtya-Vedaka-Samyagdṛṣṭi" (one who knows the right and wrong actions). This is not the state that is being considered here.
**Page 411, Lines 59-9, 14 onwards:** The text uses the "Upacāra" (method of explanation) to prove that the "Samyagmithyātvagunasthan" (state of being both right and wrong belief) is "Kṣāyopaśamika" (a state of gradual decrease in wrong belief) and "Deśāghāti" (a state of being harmful to the world). However, the "Dhavala" on page 198 states that in the "Jātyantara-Svabhāva-Samyag