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## English Translation:
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Eight qualities of the Siddhas are to be contemplated by one who desires liberation. These qualities are based on substance, space, time, and state. ||224||
The liberated one is united with the qualities, subtle, free from impurities, manifest to the yogi, eternal, pure, and desirous of liberation. ||225||
Then, the contemplation of the twelve Anuprekshaas is the highest dharma for the one who desires liberation. ||226||
Their names and forms have been described before. After that, the one who possesses the utmost purity of intellect attained Dharma-Dhyana. ||227||
There are four types of Dharma-Dhyana: Aagna-Vichaya, Apaaya-Vichaya, Vipaaka-Vichaya, and Sansthaana-Vichaya. ||228||
The four Dharma-Dhyanas, whose nature is revealed by their names, were contemplated by Jineendradeva, because they lead to the attainment of great merit, which is the cause of the supreme happiness of the heavenly realms. ||229||
The dust of sin has been washed away, and the passions of attachment and aversion have been destroyed. In the mind of the yogi, Vrishabhadeva, there was no negligence at that time, due to the power of knowledge, perception, etc. ||230||
Having attained supreme purity in the results of knowledge, etc., there were no impurities, even in the slightest degree, that could cause affliction for Jineendradeva. ||231||
At that time, the power of contemplation, shining brightly, appeared like a huge meteor, indicating the destruction of the enemy, delusion. ||232||
... 1. Substance, such as luminosity and consciousness. 2. Space, such as being spread over countless regions. 3. Time, such as pervading the three periods of time. 4. State, such as being a result. 5. Ordinary qualities. 6. Eight qualities like Right Faith, and four qualities based on substance, making a total of twelve qualities. 7. One who desires to contemplate. 8. The highest dharma, free from attachment. 9. Being a part of the whole. 10. Pure, sometimes. 11. One whose intellect is developed and pure. 12. Aagna is the scripture, and Vichaya is the contemplation of the things mentioned in it. Here, it is the contemplation of the scriptures. Apaaya-Vichaya is the contemplation of karma. 13. Contemplation of the difference and non-difference of happiness and sorrow, which are born from the arising of auspicious and inauspicious karma. 14. One's own body. 15. Contemplated. 16. Attained from this. 17. Right Faith, Right Knowledge, and Right Conduct. 18. No downfall.