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It is called Leshya, which is connected with it / Leshya is the result of the living being with the help of substances like Krishna etc. Yoga result is Leshya / According to the appropriate definitions, Leshya is related to the living being and the Pudgalas of Karma, the state of Karma is fulfilled and Karma arises. Leshya is related to the purity and impurity of the soul. The Pudgalic Leshya affects the thoughts of the mind and the thoughts of the mind affect the Leshya / The type of Leshya will be the same mental culmination. Many great thinkers believe that the calmness of Kshaya leads to purity in Adhyavasaya and the purity of Madhyavasaya leads to the purity of Leshya. According to the definition according to which Yogapravritti is Leshya, from that point of view, there is harmony of Bhavaleshya up to the thirteenth Gunasthan and according to the definition according to which Kshayoday-Anuranjit Yogapravritti is Leshya, from that point of view, Leshya is only up to the tenth Gunasthan. These two definitions are not against each other because they are relative. Where Yogapravritti is called Leshya, there the results of Prakriti and Pradeshbandh are intended as Leshya and where the tendency of Yoga, which is influenced by Kshayoday, is called Leshya, there the results of the four bonds of state, section, etc. are intended as Leshya. There are six motivators in this verse / The first motivator describes food, body, breathing, karma, color, Leshya, pain, action, lifespan, etc. in relation to the twenty-four Dandakas like Narak. The Narak living beings whose bodies are large, they also have more food, etc. The size of the Narakas increases progressively. Compared to the first hell, the second hell is bigger and the third hell is bigger than the second. But the opposite is the case with the Devas. There, the size decreases progressively and so does the amount of food. Having more food is only the cause of suffering. A sad person eats more, a happy person eats less / There is a discussion of even-odd food, etc. in the twenty-four Dandakas like Narak, compared to the Leshya living beings. The second motivator explains in detail how many Leshyas are there in the living beings of the four movements like Narak, etc., by telling the six types of Leshya, Krishna, Neel, Kapota, Tej, Padma, Shukla / From the point of view of expectation, the thought of the smallness of Leshya is also done in it. Along with this, light has been shed on the relationship of the smallness and greatness of the increase in relation to Leshya, taking the living beings of the 24 Dandakas. The third motivator discusses Leshya related to birth and death time. Light has also been shed on the subject-limit of the knowledge of the living beings with such and such Leshya. The fourth motivator discusses in detail how the color, taste, smell, touch of a Leshya changes when it transforms into another Leshya. Various results of Leshyas, their regions, size, area, and place -~-Mularadhana 131911 167. Uttaradhyayanasutra Brihadvatti Patra 650 168. (a) Lessasothi Ajzhavsaanavisothie Hoi Janass / Ajzhavsaanavisothie, Mandalesayass Nadavva / / (b) Antarvishuddhitho Janto: Shuddhih Sampadyate Bahih / Bahyo Hi Shudhyate Doshah Sarvamantaradoshatah // 169. Jogpautti Lessaa, Kasayodayanaanuranjia Hoi / Tattho Donnam Kajjam, Bandhchaukkam Samuddilam // 489 // Mularadhana (Amitagati), 7 / 1967 -Go. Jeevakanda [ 52 ]