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[11. We have also pondered over this sentence and researched it in all the copies. By comparing the copies, it was found that this sentence is not available in all the copies.
Similarly, a sentence comes in the Leshya chapter in the context of the explanation of the 'Satsankhya' etc. sutra. Which is as follows:
"Dvadashbhagaah kuto na labhyante, iti cet tatravashthitaleshyapekhya panchaiva. Athava yesham mate saasadanekendriyeshu notpadyate tanmatapekshya panchaiva."
The chapter is about the touch of the Saasadan Samyagdristi Jivas who have Krishna etc. Leshya. The Tiryanch and human Saasadan Samyagdristi Jivas do not get born in hell after death. Those who go to Devagati or come from Devagati do not have Krishna etc. inauspicious Leshyas. Those who come from hell have both Krishna etc. inauspicious Leshyas and Saasadan Samyagdarshan. In this regard, here the touch of the Saasadan Samyagdristi Jivas who have Krishna etc. three inauspicious Leshyas has been said to be slightly less than five out of fourteen Raju, slightly less than four out of fourteen Raju and slightly less than two out of fourteen Raju respectively. . This is the opinion of the Shatkhandagama. In Sarvarthasiddhi, the description of Sat, Sankhya and Kshetra etc. Anuyogadwaras has been done according to the Shatkhandagama only. The opinion of Kashayaprabhoot is different from this. According to him, the Saasadan Samyagdristi Jivas are also born in Ekendriyas after death. Therefore, in this regard, even though the touch of Saasadan Samyagdristi in Krishna Leshya may become slightly less than twelve out of fourteen Raju, but according to the intention of Shatkhandagama, this touch is not available in these Leshyas.
We had this question in front of us. Whenever our attention went to the sentence "Dvadashbhagaah kuto na lamyante iti adi vachya" in Sarvarthasiddhi, we would get into thought. The question was that if the Sarvarthasiddhikar wanted to discuss the difference of opinion, then why did he not mention this difference of opinion in other Anuyogadwaras like Satpraropa etc.? We paid attention to the solution of this sentence in many ways, but in the absence of a proper solution, we had to remain silent. This thought was definitely there that if the ancient copies of Sarvarthasiddhi are taken recourse to, then it is possible that this sentence may not be in them. We are happy to point out that our assumption turned out to be correct. The palm leaf copies we got from Madbidri do not have this sentence. On this basis, we can say with certainty that this sentence is also not of Sarvarthasiddhi.
First of all, the printing of the original Sarvarthasiddhi was done by Kallappa Bharmappa Nitbene from Kolhapur. The second printing was edited by Shri Motichandra Gotamchandra Kothari and was done from Solapur. And the third time, Shriman Pandit Vanshidharji Solapurwala edited and published it. Panditji has taken a lot of effort in editing it and this edition is more accurate than other editions. Still, the important points of doubt that we have drawn the attention of the readers to are still present in that edition.
The commentaries quoted below the Sarvarthasiddhi are also misleading at many places. For example, in Kalapraroopanam, the excellent time of Saasadan Samyagdristi is told to be the countless part of Aavali in comparison to various Jivas in Anaharakas. Commenting on this, the commentator writes:
"Aavali kaya asankhyeyabhaga iti - sa cha aavali kaya asankhyeyabhagaah samayamatralakshnatvat ekasamaya eva syat, aavlyaah asankhyatasamayalakshnatvat."
This means that that countless part of Aavali is only one time because it is a sign of one time, because there are countless times in one Aavali, therefore its countless part will be one time only.
It is clear that if the Acharyas wanted one time here, they would have indicated it by the word "one time" itself. The explanation of the time of the countless part of Aavali given in the Jeevasthan Kalanyogadwar is that many Saasadan Samyagdristi remained Anaharaka for two times by separating into two bodies and the third