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Gadasthi Samuchaya
Comparison of Bhava (Karmic Bondage) and Vyadhi (Disease) - Verse 15
Jiva-Rogi (Living Being as Patient):
Abhavya = Incurable Patient, Bhava = Primary Disease, Durabhavya = Difficult-to-Cure Patient, Janma-Marana-Vikar = Birth-Death Afflictions
Asanabhavya = Easily Curable Patient, Meha = Consequence, Sadguru = Good Physician, Ragadi = Suffering
Ratnatraya = Medicine, Karma-Dravya-Bhava = Causes of Karmic Disease, Bhavamukta = Liberated from Karmic Bondage
एतन्मुक्तश्च मुक्तोऽपि मुख्य एवोपपद्यते ।
जन्मादिदोषविगमात्तददोषत्वसंगतेः ॥ १९०॥
Etanmuktashcha muktopi mukhya evoppadyate |
Janmadidoshavigatattadadoshatvasangateh || 190 ||
The one who is liberated from this Bhava (Karmic Bondage) disease is also considered the principal one, because with the disappearance of the defects like birth and others, its freedom from defects becomes appropriate. 190
The meaning is that the one who is liberated from the Bhava (Karmic Bondage) disease is also considered the principal one, because with the disappearance of the defects like birth and others, its freedom from defects becomes appropriate.
The analysis is that the Mukta (liberated) who is freed from the Bhavya (Karmic Bondage) disease is also considered the principal one, because the cause of activity, i.e., the defects like birth and others have been eliminated, and therefore, its freedom from defects becomes appropriate.
The Bhava (Karmic Bondage) disease, which has been established as the principal and non-figurative, the Mukta (liberated) who is freed from this Bhava disease is also the principal, non-figurative, and the ultimate truth.
Because the rule is that the effect is also principal where the cause, i.e., the occasion for activity, is principal. And here, the elimination of the principal defects like birth and others is the cause, so the effect, i.e., liberation, is also principal.
And thus, due to the elimination of the defects like birth and others, its freedom from defects becomes appropriate. Because when a diseased person becomes free from the disease, he is called healthy.