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## The Six Essential Rights 7.
**209** Meaning: The omniscient, praiseworthy, direct-knowing Jina, the best of the best, who illuminates the world, who is the best of the Tirthankaras, may he give me enlightenment (knowledge with right faith). This verse praises him with ten qualities. || 539 ||
Now, the nature of the world is explained: "Lokya, Alokya, Palokya, Salokya" - these all have the same meaning. Whatever is known by the Jinas, that is called the world. || 540 ||
Meaning: Because the Jinas have seen the world with their Mati-Shruta-Jnana (knowledge of faith and scripture), it is seen in a general way. With their Avaadhi-Jnana (knowledge of perception), it is seen in a special way. With their Mana-Paryaya-Jnana (knowledge of mind), it is seen in a more special way. And with their Kevala-Jnana (omniscience), it is seen in its entirety. Therefore, it is called the world. || 540 ||
The world is to be known as: Name-world, Establishment-world, Substance-world, Field-world, Sign-world, Passion-world, Existence-world, Being-world, and Synonym-world. || 541 ||
Meaning: Know the nine deposits of the world: Name-world, Establishment-world, Substance-world, Field-world, Sign-world, Passion-world, Existence-world, Being-world, and Synonym-world. || 541 ||
The names of the worlds are known, and they are very pleasant. The Jinas have declared the Name-world to be infinite. || 542 ||
14 Roots.