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## Muktatattvamimamsa: Tatvik Svabhavopamad - Parinamaantar (657)
The characteristic of Tatvik Paam is that it undergoes a change of state. From a state of feeling, it changes to a state of Svabhavopamad, from a result, it changes to a Parinamaantar. This is what Svabhavopamad is. The result is that the Samsari Bhaav becomes Svabhavopamad and undergoes Parinamaantar, Bhavaantar. Only then does the Mukta Bhaav decrease, not otherwise. Because if Svabhavopamad does not occur - if one nature does not displace another nature and take its place, and the Samsari Bhaav remains as it is, without Bhavaantar-Parinamaantar, then how can Mukta Bhaav occur? Therefore, according to this logic, this Atma, with its Svabhavopamad-Parinama Bhaav, is considered Tatvik - Paramarthik. Because only in this Paami Atma, with the harmony of the different states, is Yaga-Maag possible. (See. Hyo. Tanet p. 81.)
## Clearances
Dikṣādyātmabhūtam tatmukhyamasyanivarttate | Pradhānādinate haṁ tu tadabhāvann tannatiḥ || 200 ||
Dikṣā, Mala, etc. are inherent in the Atma, therefore, this Atma is the primary one. It is Dikṣā, etc. that are eliminated. Dikṣā, etc. are the causes of the results of Pradhānādi, and in their absence, the Muktātma does not have those results of Pradhānādi.
## Explanation:
Dikṣā, Avidyā, Mala, Bhavadhikār, etc. are inherent in the Atma, they are naturally existing things. Therefore, this Dikṣā, etc. is the primary, unrefined Atma that is eliminated. What is it like? It is the cause of the results of Pradhānādi. And in the absence of Dikṣā, etc., the Muktātma does not have those results of Pradhānādi. It is like this:
Dikṣā means the desire to see, the desire to see the creation of the world. Avidyā means ignorance of one's own true nature. Mala means the internal impurities of Rāga-Dveṣa-Mādi, Bhavamala. Bhavadhikār means the right to Samsara, the dominance of Samsara Bhaav, the power of Samsara Bhaav. This Dikṣā, etc.
## Interpretation:
Dikṣā, Avidyā, Mala, Bhavadhikār, etc., are inherent in the Atma, they are naturally existing things. Therefore, this Atma is the primary, unrefined one that is eliminated. What is it like? It is the cause of the results of Pradhānādi. And in the absence of Dikṣā, etc., the Muktātma does not have those results of Pradhānādi.