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The collection of "gadashti" becomes a means of achieving liberation. Because this "gini" has attained "dashti" and it is mildly open, it also has "sat shraddhasangat bodh" as per the characteristics of "dashti." Therefore, it has faith in the Purusha, the Sadguru, and the Shastra. It considers their commands as paramount and acts accordingly. It abandons evil actions, bringing it closer to the path of righteous actions.
"The strong master is recognized, the self becomes strong; the obstructive results are avoided, the liberating achievement is called...the world-saving Lord is prayed to."
-Shri Devchandraji, thus, through the repetition of this "gabija," this being is reborn! The wrong path becomes right! The reverse cycle becomes the right cycle. From this seed, it becomes a "dvija"! It takes birth in the form of "sanskar." And by consuming this "gabija" which is like a "tirtha" that guides, ultimately, this "jogijan" becomes liberated and attains the essence of the "tirtha" in the form of its fruit.
"The cyclical Dharma of the "tirtha," the essence of the fruit of the "tirtha"; whoever serves the "tirtha" receives, the inexhaustible treasure of joy...
The supreme Lord of Dharma." -Shri Anandghanji
Now, while explaining the "yogabija," it says -
"Jineshu kusalam chitta tannamaskaar ev cha | Pranamaadi cha sanshuddh yogabija manuttam || 23 ||"
Meaning - A mind that is benevolent towards the Jinas, a salutation to them, and pure prostrations, etc. - this is the supreme "gabija."
Explanation - A mind that is benevolent towards the Jinas, towards Bhagavan Arhata, a mind free from hatred, etc., and filled with love, etc. This is called the "maneyag" attitude. "Tannamasjar" - and a salutation to the Jinas, and a salutation motivated by various types of devotion. This is called the "vachanayog" attitude.
"Kamaari" and prostrations, etc. - those with the characteristics of five-fold prostrations, etc. The word "aady" includes "mandala-pradakshina," etc. "Sanchathu" - "sanshuddh" - this is said in contrast to "asanshuddh," because it is different from the general "asanshuddh" due to its ability to act according to its nature, and therefore, its "yogabija" nature is not diminished. (This is not a pure "pramaadi" seed). All this, in its entirety or individually, is a "chavinangabija," the cause of liberation-inducing practices, "anuttam" - the supreme - due to the importance of the subject. (That which is superior to nothing is "anuttam," the best.)