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Contents
Verse No.
Verse
Topic
Page
2-25
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148
कम्मं णामसमक्खं सभावमध The karmas render the soul
its states of worldly existence
2-26
णरणारयतिरियसुरा जीवा
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149
In these states of existence the soul does not attain its own-nature (svabhāva)
2-27
जायदि णेव ण णस्सदि
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150
The substance (dravya) subsists through the origination (utpāda) as well as the destruction (vināśa)
2-28
तम्हा दु णत्थि कोई
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152
Transformation of the soul- substance (jīvadravya), in the four states of existence, is worldly existence - samsāra
2-29
आदा कम्ममलिमसो
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153
Impure transformations of the soul - its bhāvakarma - are the cause of bondage of material-karmas
2-30
परिणामो सयमादा सा
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154
2-31
परिणमदि चेदणाए आदा
156
Certainly, the soul (jīva) is not the doer (kartā) of matrialkarma (dravyakarma) The transformation (pariņāma) of the soul (jīva) manifests in three ways 1) jñānapariņati, 2) karmapariņati, and 3) karmaphalapariņati
2-32
णाणं अट्ठवियप्पो
157
2-33
अप्पा परिणामप्या परिणामो
158
These three transformations are to be known as the nature of the soul (jiva) Ascertainment of the pure and stainless state of the selfśuddhātmā
2-34
कत्ता करणं कम्म
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160
2-35
दव्वं जीवमजीवं जीवो
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162
Two kinds of substances - soul (jīva) and non-soul (ajīva)
(xlvii)
