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If his knowledge is always complete, then the question of order and disorder does not arise. He is always uniform. There is no difference whatsoever between perception and knowledge. Knowledge is *savi-kalpa* and perception is *nirvi-kalpa*, this kind of distinction does not remain after the destruction of karma in the form of covering. / 203 Where there is incompleteness of use, there is a distinction between *savi-kalpa* and *nirvi-kalpa*. When there is complete use, there is no distinction of any kind. There is another problem, and that is that knowledge is always preceded by perception, but perception is not preceded by knowledge. 04 Once the *kevali* has attained complete knowledge, then perception cannot happen, because perception is not preceded by knowledge. Therefore, the order of knowledge and perception cannot occur. In the Digambara tradition, only the simultaneous side has been accepted. In the Svetambara tradition, three streams of order, simultaneity and non-duality were formed. These three streams have been harmonized from a new perspective by the great logician Yashovijayaji of the 17th century. 205 From the perspective of *Riju-sutra-naya*, the *Rimi* side is consistent. This perspective accepts the present time. The knowledge of the first time is the cause and the perception of the second time is its effect. There is an order of cause and effect in knowledge and perception. *Vyavahar-naya* is *bheda-sparshi*. From its perspective, the simultaneous side is also consistent. *Sangraha-naya* is *abheda-sparshi*, from its perspective, the non-dual side is also consistent. From the perspective of logic, the non-dual side seems more reasonable in these three streams. The second perspective is *pragamic*. Its exposition is *svabhava-sparshi*. It is natural to know the objective differences in the first time and to know the non-difference in the differences in the second time. The nature of knowledge is such that non-duality is contained in duality and duality is contained in non-duality, however, the time of knowledge-dominated knowledge and perception-dominated perception is not the same. / 20 There is no other discussion in *Prajnapana* regarding the relationship between use and *pasyatta*. In *Avadhi-pada*, there is a detailed discussion of seven topics related to *avadhi-jnana*: distinction, subject, institution, internal and external *avadhi*, *desha-avadhi*, decay-growth of *avadhi*, *pratipati* and *apratipati*. There are two types of *avadhi-jnana*: one is obtained from birth, the other from the destruction of karma. Devas and narakas have *avadhi-jnana* from birth, but humans and *tiryanch* have *avadhi-jnana* due to the destruction of karma. Although both types of knowledge are due to the destruction of karma, devas and narakas have it due to the cause of birth, and humans and *tiryanch* have it due to external causes like penance. There is also a detailed discussion of how much *avadhi-jnana* is present in whom. *Parama-avadhi-jnana* is only present in humans. In the original text of *Prajnapana*, there is a description of *pravadhi-jnana*, but no definition is given. The meaning of *avadhi-jnana* is that the limited knowledge of the material object that occurs from the soul without the help of the senses and mind is *avadhi-jnana*. 203. *Sanmati*. Chapter, 2/11 204. *Sanmati*. Chapter, 2/22 205. *Jnana-bindu*, page 154-164 206. (a) For specific details, see *Dharma-sangrahani* verses 1336-1359 (b) *Tattvartha-sutra*, Siddhasena Gani commentary, chapter 1, verse 31, page 77/1 (c) *Nandi-sutra*, Malayagiri commentary, page 134-138