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"There is no such thing as a world without beings" - this statement is ignorant. The statement that dogs are Yakshas is clearly illogical and not worth listening to. The Lokavadis who say that Tirthankaras know immeasurable and immeasurable things but are not omniscient, are also not truthful. If a man who sees immeasurable things is not omniscient, he will never be able to give advice on things that are to be abandoned, things that are to be accepted, and things that are to be accepted, and therefore he is not worthy of respect by wise men. The knowledge of the number of insects by such a man would also be useful, because a wise man would doubt that just as he does not know about insects, he would not know about other things. Therefore, no one can be influenced by what he says about things that are to be abandoned, things that are to be accepted, because his knowledge is not true, therefore the belief in omniscience is necessary.
It has been stated that Brahmas know nothing in their sleep, they only know when they are awake. This is not unusual, because all beings are like this, because they know nothing in their sleep. They all know when they are awake - when they are awake. The Lokavadis have said that when Brahma sleeps, the world is destroyed and when he wakes up, it is created. This is also not logical, because it has been discussed before. Therefore, it is not necessary to elaborate on it here. In fact, this world is never completely destroyed, nor is it ever completely created. This world is never anything else. This is the statement. Leaving aside the statements of the Lokavadis that this world is infinite, etc., the latter part of the verse sheds light on the true nature of the Agamkar substance.
In this world, all beings, whether they are mobile or immobile, must go from one state to another to experience the fruits of their own actions. This is certain - necessary. The Tris beings go to the immobile state to experience their karma. They are born as immobile beings, and the immobile beings go to the Tris state - they are born as Tris beings, but the Tris beings are born as Vas in the next life, and the immobile beings are born as immobile beings. That is, it is not a rule that a being is born in the next life as it is in this life.
"Uralam jagato jogam, vivajjasam palintiya.
Savve akkantdukkha ya, ao savve ahinsya." ||9||
Shadow - Udaran jagato yogam viparyasam palyanta.
Sarve'kantdukkhacha, atah sarve'hinsita.
Translation - Those who are generous beings have their state of being gross. All beings keep going from one state to another. All beings are akant dukkha - they consider suffering to be unpleasant. Therefore, no being should be harmed.
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