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## Somasen Bhattaraka Composed
**The Kevalis of the Rrorwari sect are not Shruta Kevalis, and the substances are extremely subtle. We do not have the complete means to know them. Our intellect is also very dull. At such a time, considering the command of the omniscient as the proof and determining those profound substances is Agyavichay Dharma Dhyan. || 34 ||**
**Whatever way Jain Dharma flourishes, that is the opinion of Apaya Vichay Dharma Dhyan. || 35 ||**
**The meaning is that beings are trapped in the clutches of false beliefs and are taking many dives in this ocean of existence. And many people, lusting after worldly desires, are misinterpreting beings - they themselves are lagging behind the right path and are also trapping those innocent, simple beings in their web of delusion. When will they attain wisdom? And how will those people who are hanging beings in their arms and throwing them into the burning fire of suffering, how will they deviate from the wrong path? And how will they engage in the right path that gives ultimate peace and happiness? This contemplation is Apaya Vichay Dharma Dhyan. || 35 ||**
**Whatever actions are done by the enemies of karma, good or bad, those fruits are enjoyed by the beings, this contemplation of good and bad fruits is Vipak Vichay Dharma Dhyan. || 36 ||**
**There is suffering in hell, happiness in heaven, and both in the middle world. This world is to be known as three-fold, this is the ultimate Sansthan Vichay Dharma Dhyan. || 37 ||**
**There are three divisions of the world: Adholok, Madhyalok, and Urddhvalok. In Adholok, the hellish beings reside. There, those beings suffer greatly - they do not even have a moment of happiness. In short, they have to endure suffering day and night. In Urddhvalok, the gods reside. There, they have received various kinds of comforts according to their destiny, which they enjoy to their heart's content. The implication is that the lives of those heavenly beings are, in a way, blissful. And in Madhyalok, there is both happiness and suffering. This contemplation of the form of the world is Sansthan Vichay Dharma Dhyan. || 37 ||**
**Types of Shukla Dhyan. Shukla Dhyan is of four types, directly giving the path to liberation. || 38 ||**
**The first is the contemplation called Prithaktvaadi Vitarka. || 38 ||**
**The second is the contemplation called Ekatvaadi Vitarka. || 39 ||**
**The third Shukla is the best, which contemplates subtle actions. || 39 ||**
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