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This is not attainable by the one who is going to attain it, nor can he attain it.
After this, the nature of granthi-bhed has been explained by contemplating the causes of samyaktvaprapti. Except for ayukarma, the remaining seven karmas remain in the state of desh nyun kota-koti sagaropama, then the soul becomes inclined towards samyaktv. He attains samyaktv. When the palyopama separation is destroyed from it, deshvirati-shravaktv is attained. When the sankhyat sagaropama is destroyed from it, sarvavirati charitra is achieved. When the sankhyat sagaropama is destroyed from it, upshamshreni is attained. When the sankhyat sagaropama is destroyed from it, kshapak shreni is attained.
Due to the rise of kshaya, darshan etc. samayik cannot be attained. If it is attained by chance, it is destroyed again. Kshaya is that which benefits karmas. The destruction, upsham or kshayopahsam of these twelve types of kshayas, anantanubandhi-chatushk, apratyakhyani-chatushk, pratyakhyani-chatushk, leads to the attainment of charitra. In samayik, there is abandonment of savadha yoga. It is of two types, itvar and pavatkathic. Itvar samayik is short-lived and yavatkathic is for life. The bhashyakar has elaborated on samayik, chedopa sthapana, parihara vishuddhi, sukshmasampray and yathakyat charitra in detail.
Samayik charitra has been described through these twenty-six doors: udदेश, nirdesh, nirgam, kshetra, kal, purush, karan, pratyay, lakshan, nay, samavatar, anumata, kim, katividh, kasy, kutr, keshu, katham, kiyachir, kati, santar, avirahit, bhav, aakarsh, sparshan and nirukti. All the important things related to samayik are included in these doors. While considering the origin of samayik in the third nirgam door, the acharya has discussed the eleven ganadharas of Bhagwan Mahavira. While discussing the eleventh door of samayik, samavatar, the acharya has discussed the separation of charan karananuyog, dharmakathananuyog, ganitanuyog and dravyanuyog, and there is also a description of nihnvas. There is an elaborate discussion on nihnvavada. In the end, the original words of the samayik sutra, 'karemi bhanta' etc., have been considered.
Who will not be fascinated by the strong logical power, skill in expression, fluency in presentation and uniqueness of discussion of Jinbhadragani Kshamasraman? Visheshavashakbhashya has a unique place in language literature. Visheshavashakbhashya is the last work of Acharya Jinbhadra. He had also started writing his own commentary on it, but his lifespan was completed before it could be completed, due to which that commentary remained incomplete. The opinion of the knowledgeable is that the later period of Jinbhadragani should be around 650 to 660 Vikram Samvat. Churnisahitya
After the creation of niyukti and bhashya, a desire arose in the minds of Jain sages to write a commentary literature on the agamas. They composed commentaries in pure Prakrit and in Sanskrit-mixed Prakrit, which are now known as Churnisahitya. Jinadasagani Mahttar has a prominent place among the creators of Churnisahitya. He wrote seven churnis. Among them, Avashak Churni is an important work.
This churni is written according to niyukti, bhashya gathas have also been used here and there. The language is mainly Prakrit, but Sanskrit shlokas, prose and prose lines have also been quoted. The language is fluent. The style has elegance and vigour.
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