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(3) **Gadashtīsamuccaya** meaning - There are two types of this Samag-Dharma-Sannyasa and Yoga-Sannyasa, named as such. Those which are Kshapashmik (arising from Kshayopaśama भाव) are Dharmas, and the karma of Kaya etc. is "Ga". There are two divisions of this Samag - (1) Dharma-Sannyasa, named as such, (2) "Gasbhyasa", named as such. Here, Dharmas are Kshayopaśama भावs, and Go is the karma-vyāpār of man-vacan-kāya, kāyothsarga-karaṇa etc. Here, the word "Sanjna" is used intentionally, because that by which something becomes known in its form - is known correctly, is recognized properly - that is Sanjna. Dharma-Sannyasa-yoga - in which there is Sannyasa, i.e. renunciation of Dharmas, is Dharma-Sannyasa. Here, "Dharmas" are to be understood as all types of Kshapashmik भावs - भावs arising from Kshapashma. The भावs which arise from Kshayopaśama भाव, like Kshama etc., are those Dharmas. Here, there is Sannyasa - renunciation of these Kshayopaśama-rupa Dharmas, because these Mahatmas, being Samarthya-yogi, are established on Kshapanī, and as they consume - consume - destroy - destroy the karmas, they progress, hence they produce Kshavik भावs arising from karma-kshaya, Kshavik Samyaktva-darshan-jnana-charitra etc. qualities manifest. Thus, as Kshavik भावs arise, Kshayopaśama भावs are abandoned. "Kshavik Darshan Jnana, Charan Guna Upannya Re; Adik Bahu Guna Sasy, Atamghar Nipjya Re....Shri Nami Jinavar Sev, Ghanaghan Unmyo Chhe." - Shri Devchandraji Gasannyasa Yoga - Gasannyasa is that in which there is Sannyasa - renunciation of Yogas, i.e. of the karmas of man-vacan-kāya. Where there is absence of the Yogas of man-vacan-kāya, where that Agi अवस्था is, that is Yugasannyasa. "Man Vachan Kaya Ne Kamni Vagan, Chute Jahan Sakal Pudgal Sambandh Chhe; Evu "Agi" Gunasthanak Tyahan Vartatu, Mahabhagya Sukhdayak Purna Bandh Je...Apurva." - Shrimad Rajchandraji Thus, these two names are given, which is true. When that is there, then it is said, thus, to show that these Samarthya-yogas are of two types: