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**Sarvarthasiddhi**
[9136 $ 889: The cause of Naraka and other bad destinies is not there, because of the power of Samyagdarshan. But for the restrained, it does not happen at all, because at its beginning, restraint falls away.
$ 889: It is said, "The two meditations are the cause of liberation." There, the distinction, nature, and master of the first meditation, which is the cause of liberation, should be indicated. Therefore, the next verse says -
Agyna, Apaya, Vipaka, and Sansthana, the contemplation of these is Dharmyadhyana. ||36|| $ 890. Vichyana is Vichya. Vichya, Viveka, and Vicharana are synonyms. The mutual duality of Agyna, Apaya, Vipaka, and Sansthana, combined with the word Vichya, forms a Shashthitattpurusha compound, and thus the word "Agynapaya Vipaka Sansthana Vichya" is formed. The word "Smritisamanvaharah" is carried forward. And it is related to each one. For example, Smritisamanvaharah for Agynavichya, etc. The explanation is as follows - In the absence of the teacher, due to one's own dull intellect, due to the rise of karma, and due to the subtlety of the objects, in the absence of reason and illustration in support of the truth, by taking the Agam, which is ordained by the Sarvagna, as evidence, "This is the way, because the Jinas are not otherwise," thus, the determination of the meaning through faith in the profound object is Agynavichya Dharmyadhyana. Or, knowing the truth of the objects oneself, and wishing to teach it to others, the continuous contemplation of reason, nay, and evidence, in order to support the truth without contradicting one's own doctrine, is called Agynavichya, because it reveals the command of the Sarvagna. Like a blind man born, Mithyadrishti beings are turned away from the path ordained by the Sarvagna, they do not know the right path, and therefore they abandon the seekers of liberation from afar. Thus, the contemplation of the fall from the right path is Apaya Vichya Dharmyadhyana. Or, how will these beings be freed from Mithyadarshan, Mithyagyan, and Mithyacharitra? This continuous contemplation is Apaya Vichya Dharmyadhyana. The contemplation of karma, such as Jnanavarana, etc., in terms of dravya, kshetra, kala, bhava, bhava, pratyaya, phala, and anubhava, is...
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