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**Chapter 58] - Description of the Ownership of the Bhujakara, Alpantara, Avadhit, and Avaktvyasamkrama**
**292.** Who is the Bhujakara, Alpantara, Avadhit, and Avaktvyasamkrama of the sixteen Kshayas? **293.** Any other being. **294.** Similarly, the Bhujakara, etc., of Purushaveda, Bhaya, and Jugupsa should be known. **295.** However, the Avadhitasamkrama of Purushaveda is always a Samyagdristi. **296.** Who is the Bhujakara, Alpantara, and Avaktvyasamkrama of Striveda, Napumsakaved, Hasya, Rati, Arati, and Shoka? **297.** Any other being.
**298.** Time is the cause of the Bhujakara, etc., for a being. **299.** The Bhujakara, etc., of a Mithyadristi lasts for a certain period of time. This continues until the first time of the Vidhyatasamkrama. This statement is made with respect to a Mithyadristi who does not have the existence of Samyagmithyatva. However, for a Mithyadristi who has the existence of Mithyatva, the Bhujakara, etc., continues from the first time of the Upshama Samyaktva until the last time of the Gunasamkrama. Since this Sutra is a Desamarshaka, it also indicates that when a Samyagdristi attains Mithyatva, the Bhujakara, etc., occurs due to the Adhapravrittisamkrama at the first time. Similarly, when a Mithyadristi who is capable of causing the Udvellana of Samyagmithyatva attains Vedakasamyaktva, the Bhujakara, etc., is possible due to the Vidhyatasamkrama at the first time.
**Doubt:** Who are the Bhujakara, Alpantara, Avadhit, and Avaktvyasamkrama of the sixteen Kshayas, including Anantanuvadhi, etc.? **292**
**Solution:** As far as possible, any one Samyagdristi or Mithyadristi being is the Samkrama of all four types of Samkrama. **293**
**Churnisutra:** Similarly, the Bhujakara, etc., of Purushaveda, Bhaya, and Jugupsa should be known. The only difference is that the Avadhitasamkrama of Purushaveda is always a Samyagdristi being. **294-295**
**Doubt:** Who is the Bhujakara, Alpantara, and Avaktvyasamkrama of Striveda, Napumsakaved, Hasya, Rati, Arati, and Shoka? **296**
**Solution:** It happens to any one Samyagdristi or Mithyadristi being. **297**
**Churnisutra:** Now, time is the cause of the Bhujakara, etc., for a being. **298**
**Doubt:** How long does the Bhujakara, etc., last for a Mithyadristi? **299**
**1.** As long as the Anantanuvadhi, etc., are the Bhujakara, etc., any other being is either a Mithyadristi or a Samyagdristi. In the case of a Mithyadristi, it lasts until the Nirataravadhi. This is because of the absence of contradiction. In the case of a Samyagdristi, it lasts until the Gunasamkrama, or until the first time of the Samyaggrahana, or until the Vidhyatasamkrama, or until the time of the attainment of the Udvellana. When it is said that any other being is the Avaktvyasamkrama of the Anantanuvadhi, etc., it should be understood that the Mithyadristi, who is the Samkrama of the Kshayas, should attain the Samyaggrahana or the Samyagmithyatva, or the Kayavva. Similarly, the ownership of the Bhujakara, etc., of the other Kshayas should be understood in the same way. However, it should be known that any other being is the Avaktvyasamkrama of the Kshayas, and that the Samyagdristi is the one who is present at the time of the Sambhovasamanapadivada.
**2.** Why? Because there is no Nirataravadhi for the Purushaveda of a Samyagdristi. And without the Nirataravadhi, there is no possibility of the Avadhitasamkrama, which is the destruction of the Mithyatva. This is because of the contradiction. Jayadharmasutra.
**Jayadharmasutra**