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Appendix-7 Root Conduct Comparison Verses:
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If the essence of the substance and the essence of the emotion are considered to be the same, then this is said: Kandappa - the essence of Kandarpa, the quality of Kandarpa that is prone to attraction. Abhijogganga - the essence of Abhiyoga, the Abhiyogyantantra, the practice of mantras and other things that are frightening and terrifying. Kibbis - the essence of Kilvisha, the Kailvisha, the practice of unfavorable conduct. Sammoham - one's own delusion, the essence of one's own delusion, the state of being deluded, the delusion like the delusion of a dog, the one who has the delusion of the rise of the Vedas, the essence of that is the state of being deluded, the state of being deluded with delusion, the meaning of the state of being deluded. Asuratta - the state of being an Asura, the essence of an Asura, the state of being an Asura, the practice of conduct that is accompanied by the outcome of anger. Ta - these. Devaduggaio - the evil destinies of the gods, these are attained by those qualities, therefore the designation, because the cause is treated as the effect. Maranamma - at death, at the time of death, in the state of right faith, Virahie - in the state of being rejected, in the state of being despised. Honti - they become. In the state of right faith, when it is destroyed at the time of death, these Kandarpa, Abhiyogy, Kilvisha, self-delusion, Asura, and evil destinies of the gods become. Atur. Ga. 41, explaining the enlightenment through the door of difference, he says:
Micchadasanaratta sanidana kinhalelesamogadha.
Iha je maranti jiva tesim pun dullha bohi. ||69|| Micchadasanaratta - those who are attached to the wrong view, those who are fond of the untrue meaning. Sanidana - those who have a desire to speak with a cause. Kinhalelesam - the practice of yoga that is attached to the infinite number of karmas that are like black specks. Ogadha - those who have entered into the outcome of anger. Iha - in this. Je - those. Maranti - they die, they abandon their lives. Jiva - living beings. Tesim - of them. Pun - again. Dullha - difficult to obtain. Bohi - enlightenment, the auspicious outcome that is accompanied by right faith. In this, those living beings who are attached to the wrong view, who have a desire to speak with a cause, and who have entered into the practice of yoga that is attached to the infinite number of karmas that are like black specks, die, for them, again, enlightenment is difficult to obtain. The best explanation is that enlightenment is not destroyed even by the mere change of half of the pudgala, therefore, its identity with enlightenment, therefore, the characteristic of enlightenment is explained. Atur. Ga. 42, he explains the characteristic of enlightenment through the connection:
Sammainsanaratta aniyana sukkalesamogadha.
Iha je maranti jiva tesim sulha have bohi. ||70|| Sammainsanaratta - those who are attached to the right view, those who are fond of the true meaning. Aniyana - those who do not have a desire for this world or the next world. Sukkalesam - in the practice of yoga that is attached to the infinite number of karmas that are like white specks. Ogadha - those who have entered into the practice of yoga that is attached to the infinite number of karmas that are like white spec