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Behold! The Jina, the omniscient, is free from the eighteen defilements: (617) Avirati, (13) Vedodaya (Kama), (14) Danaantaraya, (15) Muni-jana-vrinda-labha-antaraya, (16) Vayantaraya, (17) Bhegantaray, (18) Upgaaya "Bhegantaray". This Jina, the liberated soul, is free from these eighteen defilements. His unique qualities are sung by the assembly of monks, and they are pleasing to the pure mind. This supreme, pure, and virtuous being, the Srimad Vitrag Dev, is examined in this way. The qualities of this Jina, who brings peace to the mind, are sung by the monks, and they too attain the state of Anandghanapada through the merciful gaze of the compassionate one. In other words, they too attain the state of inherent self-nature, which is filled with supreme bliss, like the Jineshwar.
These eighteen defilements are rejected by the body, sung by the assembly of monks; the Avirati-rupa-desha is described, the pure mind is pleased. ... Mallijin! This is how the mind is pacified, the qualities of the Jina are sung. Through the merciful gaze of the compassionate one, the state of Anandghanapada is attained. - Sri Anandghanaji.
Thus, there is a complete destruction of the covering of defilements of this Bhagwan, a complete annihilation. Just as external and internal impurities are destroyed for their own reasons, so too are the external and internal impurities of Bhagwan destroyed by the reasons of Samyagdarshan, etc. Just as the external and internal impurities of metals and stones are destroyed for their own reasons, so too are the external and internal impurities of Bhagwan destroyed by the reasons of Samyagdarshan, etc. Kshaya: Sarvagna means that the defilements that are objects of compassion and obstacles, as well as the coverings of knowledge and perception, are completely destroyed. And thus, with the destruction of these obstructive defilements, he who is free from defilements necessarily becomes omniscient. In other words, he attains the state of Kevalgyan, which is free from all coverings, and thus he sees all beings directly, and knows all the states of all substances. (See page 356, and page 349 footnote.)
This matter of omniscience is as follows: Subtle, hidden, and distant objects are directly perceived by someone, because they are inferable, like fire, etc. In other words, subtle means naturally separated, hidden means separated by time, and distant means separated by space. Such objects are directly perceived by someone because they are inferable, or provable. And what is provable is directly perceived by some special person, or what is inferable is directly perceived by someone. For example, fire, etc. Moreover, omniscience...
*" सूक्ष्मान्तरितदूरार्थाः प्रत्यक्षाः कस्यचिद्यथा ।
मेवतोडाविपिति सर्वशस्थितिः
Sri Asmimansa,