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## Dasha Shruta Skandha Sutra, Fifth Dasha
**It is said that when all karmas are destroyed, the being becomes omniscient and knows all tangible and intangible substances. In addition, they become immersed in the state of pure knowledge, which is immutable.**
**Now the Sutrakar speaks about the subject of pure vision:**
**"When the darshanavaran of a muni is completely destroyed, then the Jina, the Kevali, sees both the Lok and the Alok." (6)**
**Word by word meaning:**
* **Jaya:** When
* **Darshanavaran:** The darshanavaran karma of the muni
* **Savvam:** All
* **Khayam Gayam:** Destroyed
* **Tao:** Then
* **Jino:** The Jina
* **Kevali:** The Kevali
* **Logamalogam:** The Lok and the Alok
* **Pasati:** Sees
**Meaning:** When the darshanavaran karma of a muni is completely destroyed, then the Jina, the Kevali, sees both the Lok and the Alok.
**Commentary:** In this Sutra, the Sutrakar describes the all-seeing one, saying that when the darshanavaran karma of a virtuous muni is completely destroyed, then that muni becomes the Jina and, with the help of pure vision, sees the Lok and the Alok as clearly as the palm of their hand. The only difference between knowledge and vision is that vision is a general understanding, while knowledge is a specific understanding. When both are attained, the soul becomes omniscient and all-seeing. As a result, they become capable of knowing and seeing all tangible and intangible substances, and from this, they attain complete samadhi.
**Now the Sutrakar again describes the same subject:**
**"When the mohanijjam karma is completely destroyed in the pure padma, then the being sees the Lok and the Alok without any obstruction." (10)**