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In the Mahapurana, the Uttara Purana, a son named Abhayavaya was born to a Brahmin girl. One day, he was coming from his home to see you with his mother. When he arrived in Nandigrama, he saw the people there very distressed by you. So he stayed there and calmed your anger with appropriate measures.
Your son, Abhay, was skilled in various ways, so at that time, the wise people called him "Pandit."
O King! Today you are present here with that wise son, listening to the Puranas. Hearing the words of Ganadhara Swami, King Shrenik reflected on them in his heart and said, "O Bhagavan! Although my faith in Jainism is very strong, why am I unable to take vows?"
After King Shrenik's question was finished, Ganadhara Swami said, "In this very life, you have bound yourself to the hellish existence of Narakayu, which cannot be released without bearing fruit. This is due to your attachment to pleasures, the intense rise of falsehood, bad character, and great beginnings. It is a rule that one who has bound himself to another life, abandoning the life of a deva, cannot take vows in that period. However, he can embrace Samyagdarshan. This is why you are unable to take vows despite your desire."
Thus, through the purification arising from listening to the Puranas, he attained the three results: Adhokarana, Apurvakarana, and Anivrittikarana. Due to their influence, he attained the first, or Upasham, Samyagdarshan, which is the pacifier of the seven categories of Mohaniya Karma.
After a short time, his Samyaktva nature arose, and he became a Chala-chala-atmaka, Kshayo-pashamika Samyagdarshan. Soon after, he destroyed the seven categories completely and attained Kshayika Samyagdarshan. Samyagdarshan is said to be of ten types, depending on its origin: Agyna, Marg, Upadeshoth, Sutra-samudbhav, Beej-samudbhav, Sanksepaj, Vistara-j, Arthaj, Avagaadh, and Parama-avagaadh.
The faith that arises in the six substances, etc., due to the command of the omniscient deity, is called Agyna Samyaktva. The path to liberation is devoid of possessions, clothing, and is in the form of a hand-held vessel. Hearing the nature of the path to liberation, the faith that arises is called Marg-j Samyaktva.