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## Diimadrusti: A Samare Paroop Aghasevdy Pad
(20) is an alternative. But in "Adya", there is no such kind of emotionally comprehensible, common sensation-perception. That's why it is called "Adya".
Or, in another way, if we reduce it, the Bhavagios generally have different levels of self-awareness, which generally have some kind of common sensation, perception, and experience of something, according to the situation. But in this "Avedya", there is no such derivation of the result of common sensation of the level of Samyagdristi, it does not come in any such low category - it is not attained, that's why it is called "Adya".
Sandeya means something that is always there, is known, is experienced, and here, because of the presence of Mithyatva, knowledge is only ignorance. So, the veil of ignorance,
as much as it has moved, according to the Kshayopapsham, the ignorance in the form of Uppava, Viparyas, and confusion, the knowledge-wisdom that is ignorance here, which is Mithya sensation, is like a mirage. Mirage (water in the desert)
is false, Mithya, so this Adya sensation is also false, Mithya; because there is a Mithya illusion-delusion here, believing the false water of the mirage to be true. Param* Tatvikshekhara Shriman Amritchandracharya
Ignorance makes the deer run to drink the water of the mirage with water-wisdom, ignorance makes people run in the darkness with the illusion of a snake in the dust, and ignorance makes this (soul), even though it is pure knowledge, become agitated like the sea where waves rise from the wind, becoming the doer.
Where such a Mithya-like sensation of mirage occurs due to ignorance, that is the Avedya Sandeya Pad, and in reality, it is not even worthy of the name "Pad" as mentioned above. This Adya Sandeya Pad is found in the Bhavaabhinandi Jeeva. Bhavaabhinandi means one who welcomes-appreciates-praises the world, one who enjoys-is engrossed in the world, one who finds the world sweet (Hails), this is the characteristic of the subject-passion, the worm, the small insect, which will be explained later.
• "Ajnanaatmrigatrushiko jaladhiya dhavanti patum mrgaah |
Ajnanaat tamasi dravanti bhujagaadhyaasena rajau janaah || Ajnanaaccha vikalpachakrakaranadvaatotharangaabdhivat | Dhwajnanana ap vaan chamatsaah: Shri Samaysar Kalash, 58