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- When the state of Vedaniya, name and gotra karma and the state of Dalik Prayukarma and more than Dalik are present, then only for equalizing all of them, there is Kevalisamudghat / This Samudghat happens when the Antarmuhurt Praman Prayu remains. The time proof of Kevalisamudghat is the time of the text. In the first time, the Atma's regions are taken out of the body. At that time, their form is like a Danda. This Danda form of Atma regions is fourteen Rajjus long, from the top of the Lok to the bottom. Its thickness is equal to the body itself. In the second time, that Danda is expanded in the east, west, north, or south, and its form is made like a door. In the third time, the Atma regions of the door shape are made like a churn, that is, by spreading them in all four directions, east, west, north, and south, their shape becomes like a churn. In the fourth time, the empty parts of the Vidishas are filled with Atma regions, and they are spread throughout the Lok. In the fifth time, the Lok-wide Atma regions of the Atma are made churn-shaped again by Sanharan / In the sixth time, the churn-shaped is made into a door-shaped. In the seventh time, the Atma regions are again transformed into Danda form, and in the eighth time, they return to their original state. The Vedic tradition has contemplated the vastness of the Atma in the 235 texts. We can compare it to the fourth time of Kevalisamudghat, when the Atma becomes Lok-wide. The commentary literature is thus an unprecedented collection of material related to Vipul Dravyanuyog in the thirty-six verses of Prajnapan. Such a collection is rare elsewhere / The subject of Prajnapan is serious. The commentary literature was created by eminent thinkers to reveal the profound secrets of the Agamas. No Nirukti or Bhashya has been written on Prajnapan / Acharya Haribhadra has mentioned the Avni of Prajnapan in the Pradesh-Vyakhya of Prajnapan. 36 This makes it clear that there must have been some kind of Avchuni before Acharya Haribhadra, because the words 'Etaddukt Bhavat', 'Kimkt Bhavat', 'Ayamatra Bhavart', 'Idamatra Hridayam', 'Eteshi Bhavana' are used in the commentary / Acharya Malayagiri 3' has also mentioned Chuni in his Vritti. Here, it is natural to wonder who was the author of the Pravachuni or Chuni that was written on Prajnapan? Munishri Punyavijay Ji Maharaj believes that the author of Chani should be the Guru of Acharya Haribhadra, because these words are used in the commentary - 'Evam Tavat Pujyapada Pachkshate', 'Guravastu', 'Iha Tu Pujya:', 'Atra Guravo Vyachkshate' / Punyavijay Ji Maharaj also believes that there should be commentaries by other Acharyas on Prajnapan besides Acharya Haribhadra's Guru Jinabhatta. 35 But they are not available today, so what was their form? It cannot be said clearly / 235. (a) Vishvatchakshurut Vishvato Mukho Vishvato Bahurut Vishvatahpat / Shwetaashvataro Upanishad 3-3, 111-5 (b) Sarvatah Panipadam Tat, Sarvato'kshishiro Mukham / Sarvatah Shrutimalloke, Sarvam Avritya Tishthati / / - Bhagavad Gita, 13, 13 236. Alatiprasangan Avnikamaatrametaditi / - Prajnapanapradeshavyakhya, p. 28, 113 237. Prajnapan Malayagiri Vritti, p. 269-271 238. Prajnapan Prastavana, p. 152 [ 67 ]