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## 252] Sarvarthasiddhi
[61118 629th chapter, the rejection of the knowledge of the other's illumination is Asadanam. The corruption of praiseworthy knowledge is Upadhatah. If it is said that this is Asadanam? Then, the acceptance of the virtues of true knowledge, such as humility and giving, is Asadanam. Upadhatah is the intention to destroy knowledge, considering knowledge as ignorance. This is the difference between the two. The word 'Tat' refers to both knowledge and vision. How can the reference of 'Tat' be made to the unmentioned and uncreated? It is by question. When asked what is the Asrava of knowledge and vision, the word 'Tat' refers to knowledge and vision in relation to that question. By this, the defects like Pradosha etc. should be applied to knowledge, vision, and their means, because they are the cause of them. These Pradosha etc. are the causes of Asrava of knowledge and vision. The effect of one cause is seen in many ways, therefore, even with the same Pradosha etc., the Asrava of both knowledge and vision is established. Or, the Asrava is different due to the difference in the subject matter. Pradosha etc. related to knowledge are the Asrava of knowledge, and Pradosha etc. related to vision are the Asrava of vision.
8629. Just as the Asrava of these two Karmas is of many types, so also -
Dukha, Shoka, Tapa, Akrandan, Vadh, and Paridevana, which are present in oneself, in others, or in both, are the Asrava of Asatavedaniya Karma. ||1||
8630. The result of the soul in the form of suffering is Dukha. The special kind of dejection that arises from the breaking of the relationship with the benefactor is Shoka. The intense anguish of the mind caused by the occasion of reproach etc. is Tapa. The loud crying expressed by tears, excessive lamentation etc. arising from regret is Akrandan. The destruction of life, sense organs, strength, and breath is Vadh. The dependence on the result of the affliction is Paridevana. The reason why it is not given is envy. The destruction of knowledge is an obstacle. The prohibition of another's illumination by body or speech is Asadanam. The corruption of praiseworthy knowledge is Upadhatah. Doubt - The characteristic of Upadhatah that has been described makes it appear as Asadanam? Solution - Not being humble to praiseworthy knowledge, not praising its goodness etc. is Asadanam. But, considering knowledge as ignorance and intending to destroy knowledge is Upadhatah. Thus, there is a difference between the two. The word 'Tat' in the verse is used to refer to knowledge and vision. Doubt - Knowledge and vision are uncreated, and they are not even mentioned, then how can their knowledge be obtained through the word 'Tat' here? Solution - In relation to the question, i.e., when asked what is the Asrava of knowledge and vision, the word 'Tat' refers to knowledge and vision. This implies that defects like Pradosha etc. should be planned for those who have knowledge and vision, and for their means, because they are caused by them. These Pradosha etc. are the causes of Asrava of knowledge and vision Karma. The effect of one cause is seen in many ways, therefore, even with the same Pradosha etc., the Asrava of both knowledge and vision is established. Or, the Asrava is different due to the difference in the subject matter. Pradosha etc. related to knowledge are the Asrava of knowledge, and Pradosha etc. related to vision are the Asrava of vision.
8629. Just as the Asrava of these two Karmas is of many types, so also -
Dukha, Shoka, Tapa, Akrandan, Vadh, and Paridevana, which are present in oneself, in others, or in both, are the Asrava of Asatavedaniya Karma. ||1||
8630. The result of the soul in the form of suffering is Dukha. The special kind of dejection that arises from the breaking of the relationship with the benefactor is Shoka. The intense anguish of the mind caused by the occasion of reproach etc. is Tapa. The loud crying expressed by tears, excessive lamentation etc. arising from regret is Akrandan. The destruction of life, sense organs, strength, and breath is Vadh. The dependence on the result of the affliction is Paridevana. 1. -lambanam sva-para- A., Di. 1, Di. 2.