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## Chapter One Hundred and Five
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Therefore, knowing the unbearable fruit of unrighteousness, those with peaceful hearts, O virtuous ones, serve the Jina's teachings. ||13||
It has been known that the abode of the Ratnaprabha realm is the dwelling place of the gods. Besides this, the Devaranya forest, the ocean, and islands are also suitable places for their residence. ||14||
Earth, water, fire, air, and plants are the five stationary and one mobile, these six categories of beings are said to be. ||14||
From the difference of dharma, adharma, space, time, jiva, and pudgala, the substance is said to be sixfold, with secrets revealed by the Jinesvara. ||142||
The path of the seven-fold predication is considered the right path. The entire description of the substance is the proof, and the method is the means of its establishment. ||143||
In one-sensed, two-sensed, three-sensed, four-sensed, and five-sensed beings, without any contradiction, the quality of sattva-sattva-nama exists, and it is accompanied by its opposite, the opposing element. ||144||
They should be known by the difference of subtle and gross, in relation to the body. They are also said to be two types, in relation to being sufficient and insufficient. ||145||
The difference of bhavya, abhavya, etc., in the jiva substance is also mentioned, but all these differences are only in the state of samsara, the Siddha jivas are said to be free from all these differences. ||146||
The transformation of the jiva in its knowable and visible nature, by its own power, is called use. Use is the nature of the jiva, and this use is of two types, according to the difference of knowledge and perception. ||147||
Knowledge-use is of eight types, according to the difference of mati-jnana, etc., and perception-use is of four types, according to the difference of chakshus-darshan, etc. There are two types of jivas, samsari and mukta, and samsari jivas are of two types, according to the difference of being conscious and unconscious. ||148||
Those with plant-like bodies and earth-like bodies, etc., are called stationary, the rest are called mobile. Those who are endowed with the five senses of touch, taste, smell, sight, and hearing are called panchendriya. ||149||
The birth of pot-born, egg-born, and womb-born beings is said to be from the womb, and the birth of gods and hell-beings is said to be from uppaada. ||150||
The cause of birth for the rest of the beings is unconscious birth. Thus, there are different types of births, according to womb, uppaada, and unconsciousness, all accompanied by great suffering. ||151||
Even for a moment, without taking rest, they suffer the pain described above. ||138||
Therefore, O holder of peaceful hearts, O virtuous ones, knowing that "this is the unbearable fruit of unrighteousness," serve the Jina's teachings. ||136||