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2. Visual Knowledge can extend to the whole Universe; whereas Mental knowledge is limited to Adhi Dvīpa data the central portion of the middle world, where only, human beings are found.
3 Visual Knowledge can be acquired by all living beings possessed of mind; mental kuowledge can be acquired only by saints with super-natural powers.
4. The subject-matter of Visual Knowledge is gross; that of the Mental, is very fine.
If a man is thinking about a pot, a Yogi or an ascetic with Vipula-mati labdhi, not only knows that the particular individual is thinking about a pot, but also knows about many attributes of the pot, for instance, that it is made of gold, that it is prepared at Pātaliputra qizigo capital of Magadha or Berār, that it is prepared recently, that it is placed in a large sleeping apartment, and all the other attributes of the pot.
Complex Mental Knowledge cannot be lost, and it is surely leads to Kèvala Jñana 2T Perfect Know ledge, with which it is merged in.
Riju-mati muafa Simple Mental Knofilledge knows an infinstesimal part of an atom i-e an infinitesimal degree of its attributes. This degree is called Avibhāga Praticchéda METIT afast or an infinitesimal part of its constituents.
Vipula-matt faggafa Complex Brental Knowledge knows an infinitesimal part of the subject-matter of simple mental knowledge.
10. Cāraṇa Labdhi attoresfez is the super-natural power of yarious highly rapid movements acquired by a Yogi or an ascetic in consequence of extremely praise-worthy Cāritra Dharma eftrud Observances of religious duties.
This Cārana Labdhi is of various kinds They are:a. Jangha-cāraja Labdhi fanera Face Under the influendo
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