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[Thirty-first Summary] [175 1972. Jyotishka-Vaimaniya are Sanjni, but not Asanjni, nor Nosanjni-Noasanjni. [1972] Jyotishka and Vaimaniya are Sanjni, but not Asanjni, nor Nosanjni-Noasanjni. 1973. Siddhanam puccha. Goyama! No Sanjni No Asanjni, Gosani-Noasanjni. Raiya-Tiriya-Manuya ya Vanaya Rasura ya Sanna-Sanjni ya / Vilidiya Asani, Jotis-Vaimaniya Sanjni / / 220 // / Pannavanaae Bhagavatie Egatisimang Sanipayam Samattam // [1973 Pra.] Bhagavan! Are Siddhas Sanjni? etc. question / [1973 U.] Gautama! They are neither Sanjni nor Asanjni, but Nosanjni-Noasanjni. Sangrahani-gatha-arth—'Naraka, Tiryanch, Manushya, Vanavyantara and Asura-kumaraadi Bhavanapati are Sanjni, they are also Asanjni / Vikalendriya (and Ekendriya) are Asanjni, and Jyotishka and Vaimaniya deva are only Sanjni / / 220 / Vivechan Sanjni, Asanjni and Nosanjni-Noasanjni's nature is presented in this chapter. The meaning of Sanjna in this chapter is - the contemplation-consideration of the nature of past, future and present feelings / Those beings who have this kind of Sanjna are called Sanjni. That is, those who have a specific memory-like psychology. Beings who are विकल due to this kind of psychology (brain knowledge) are called Asanjni. Or, the one who has perfect knowledge of past, future and present matter is called Sanjna, that is - specific mental attitude. Those who have this kind of Sanjna are called Sanjni. That is - Samanask beings are Sanjni and those who do not have mental activity, such Amanask beings are called Asanjni. Those who are beyond both Sanjni and Asanjni categories are called Kevali or Siddha Nosanjni-Noasanjni. 'Who is Sanjni, who is Asanjni and who is Sanjni-Asanjni and why? Ekendriya, Vikalendriya and Sammuchhim Panchendriya beings are Asanjni, because Ekendriya lack mental activity and Dwiiendriyaadi Vikalendriya and Sammuchhim Panchendriya have the influence of specific mental attitude. Kevali, even though they are related to Manodravya, are devoid of Sanjna which is in the form of contemplation of the nature of past, future and present time matter or feelings, and due to the complete destruction of Jnanaavaran and Darshanavaran karmas, they know and see all matter directly through Kevalgyan-Kevaldarshan. Therefore, Kevali are neither Sanjni nor Asanjni, Siddhas are also not Sanjni, because they do not have Dravyaman and due to being Sarvagya, they are not Asanjni either / Therefore, Kevali and Siddha are called Nosanjni-Noasanjni. 1. (a) Prajnaapana. (Pramayabodhini Tika), Bha. 5, p. 713 (b) Prajnaapana. Malayavatti, Pra. Ra. Kosh Bha. 7, p. 305