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## Thagadashtisamuccaya
Because the consequence of Pradhan etc. is what is called Bhav or Samsara. The consequence of Pradhan-Prakruti is that it has the nature of Mahat etc.
From Pradhan, Mahat arises, meaning Buddhi. From Mahat, Ahamkara arises, the consequence of Prakruti. And from Ahamkara, Shodashak Gana arises, meaning the five Buddhi Indriya, five Karmendriya, five Tanmatra and Man, making a total of sixteen.
Thus, according to the consequence of Pradhan-Prakruti, there is a consequence of Bhav-Samsara. So, if the consequence of Pradhan is eternal, then the consequence of Bhav-Samsara will also be eternal. And thus, due to the eternality of Bhav-Samsara, liberation will be impossible. This is illogical. Therefore, the consequence of Pradhan etc. does not occur due to Nishkaran-Ninimit, but it occurs due to the cause of Didaksha-Bhavamal etc. The implication is that Samsara and its cause are eliminated due to Diksha etc. Thus, the principle is established. Diksha etc. - Pradhan etc. consequence - Samsara. Similarly, Pradhan (Prakruti) -> Mahat (Buddhi) -> Ahamkara > Shodashak Gana, (five Buddhi Indriya; five Karmendriya, five Tanmatra, Man.)
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**Verse 202**
If there is no state (Avastha) in reality, then how can there be a perception of it? This perception of state is false, so what is the point of it? There is no proof (Man) for this false state.
**Explanation:**
The verse states that if there is no state (Avastha) in reality (Tattvato), then how can there be a perception (Pratyay) of it? This perception of state is false (Brant), so what is the point of it? There is no proof (Man) for this false state.
**Commentary:**
The verse is a critique of the concept of state (Avastha) as a real entity. The author argues that if there is no state in reality, then any perception of it must be false. The author further argues that there is no proof for this false perception.
**Reference:**
The verse is from the **Sri Haribhadrasuri Darshanasamuccaya**, a Jain text that discusses the nature of reality.
**Note:**
The verse uses the term "Avastha" which is a Jain term for a state of being. The verse also uses the term "Tattvato" which means "in reality". The verse also uses the term "Pratyay" which means "perception". The verse also uses the term "Brant" which means "false". The verse also uses the term "Man" which means "proof".
**Translation:**
"If there is no state in reality, then how can there be a perception of it? This perception of state is false, so what is the point of it? There is no proof for this false state."
**Note:**
The translation is based on the understanding of the verse and the commentary. The translation is not a literal translation of the verse.
**Note:**
The verse is a part of a larger discussion about the nature of reality. The verse is not meant to be a standalone statement.
**Note:**
The verse is a part of a Jain text. The verse is not meant to be a statement of universal truth.
**Note:**
The verse is a part of a religious text. The verse is not meant to be a scientific statement.