Disclaimer: This translation does not guarantee complete accuracy, please confirm with the original page text.
## Fifteenth Indriya-pada: First Uddeshaka [167]
**Sanjnibhuta-prasanjibhuta Manusya** - Those who are Sanjnis are called Sanjnibhuta and those who are Asanjnis are called Asanjibhuta. Here, Sanjni means those Avadhijnani Manusyas whose Avadhijnana can know the Karman-pudgalas. Those Manusyas who are devoid of this type of Avadhijnana are called Asanjibhuta. Among these two types of Manusyas, those who are Sanjnibhuta, only those who have applied the Upayoga, know and see those Pudgalas and strike them. The remaining Asanjibhuta and Upayoga-shunya Sanjnibhuta Manusyas do not know or see those Pudgalas, they only consume them.
**Mayi-mithyashti-upapatrak and Pramayi-samyagdristi-upappannak-maya** is the third Kashaya. By its acceptance, one should accept the acceptance of all other Kashayas by inference. Those in whom the Maya-kashaya exists are called Mayos, meaning those who are intensely attached to Raga-dvesha.
**Mayos (Sakashayas)** who are Mithyadrishtis are called Mayi-mithyadrishtis. Those (Vaimanik Devas) who are born (Upannna hue hon) in the form of Mayi-mithyadrishtis are called Mayi-mithyadrishti-upappannak. Those who are opposite to them are Amayi-samyagdristi-upappannak.
According to the Siddhanta, Mayi-mithyadrishti-upappannak can be found in Devas up to the ninth Graveyaka. Although there are Samyagdristi Devas in the Praveyakas and before them in the Kalpas, their Avadhijnana is not so intense that they can know and see those Nirjara-pudgalas. Therefore, they are also considered to be within the Mayi-mithyadrishti-upappannak. Those who are Amayi-samyagdristi-upappannak are the Anuttaravimanas Devas.
**Anantaropappannak and Parampuropappannak** - Those who have just been born are called Anantaropappannak Devas, and those who have been born for more than one time are called Parampuropappannak. Among these two types of Pramayi-samyagdristi-upappannak Devas, the Anantaropappannak Devas cannot know and see the Nirjara-pudgalas, only the Parampuropappannak and among them, only the Upayogayukta Devas can know and see the Nirjara-pudgalas. Those who are Aparayaptaka and Upayogarahita cannot know and see them, they only consume them.
The meaning of "consume" here should be understood as "consume" in the sense of "Lomahar" everywhere.
**From the twelfth Adarshadwar to the eighteenth Vasadwar, there is Praruparana.**
**EEE. [1]** "Adae nam bhanta! Pehmaane manuse ki pradayam peheti? Attanam peheti? Pali bharga peheti?" "Goyama! Pradayam peheti no prattanam peheti, pali bhagham peheti."
**[EE6-1 Pr.]** "Bhagavan! Looking at the mirror, what does this man see? Does he see the mirror? Does he see himself (his body)? Or does he see (his) reflection?"
**[E66-1 U.]** "Gautama! (He) sees the mirror, he does not see his body, but he sees (his body's) reflection."
1. (a) Prajnapana. Malaya. Vritti, Patranka 304 / (b) Sankhejj kammadabve loge, yovoonagan paliyam, sambhinnnaloganaali pasanti anuttara deva. - Prajnapana M. V, Patranka 304
2. Prajnapana. M. Vritti, Patranka 304