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76/Go. Sa. Jivakanda
Go. 62
Varna, Gantr, Rasa, Sparsha, Agaslaghu, Upghāt, Parghāt, Ucchvās, Do Vihayogati, Bas, Bādar, Paryāpt, Pratiksha Sharira, Sthira, Asthira, Shubha, Ashubha, Susvara and Duhsvara, Subhaga, Prādeya, Yash Kīti and Nirman these are the Prakṛitis. Out of these, Tanjas Sharira, Karmansha Sharira, Varna, Gandha, Rasa, Shīta-Ushya-Snigdha-Rūksha Sparsha, Agurulaghu, Sthira, Asthira, Shubha, Ashubha, Subhaga, Prādeya, Yash Kīti and Nirman these Prakṛitis are Pariṇām Pratyay. Uchchagotra is the Parināma Pratyay. In this way, these name and gotra karmas with Pariṇām Pratyay are the Vedaka of Anubhāgodaya, because their Pariṇām Pratyay being related to their existing Pariṇām, another type is not possible. But here, the Bhava Pratyay which is to be known, the remaining Sātavēdaniya etc. Praghātiya Prakṛitis, by the order of six वृद्धि and six हानि, give this Vedatā to the Anubhāga.
The Upashāntakshaya Gunasthānāvi Jiva, although Kshaya is present in his Satā, is Upashānt, i.e. Anudayasvarūpa. Therefore, in the absence of Rāgodaya, his Chitta is Nirmala. To explain this Nirmalatā, two Dṛṣṭānta have been given in the Gāthā - 1. Just as in muddy water, if Katak Phal or Nirmali is put, the mud settles down and the water becomes clear. 2. In the rainy season, the water of the lake remains muddy, but when the autumn season arrives, the mud etc. which was mixed in the water goes down in the lake and the water of the lake becomes clear. By these two Dṛṣṭānta, it has been made clear that mud etc. is present in Satā, but it is not making the water dirty. In the same way, Mohaniya Karma is present in Satā, but it is not making the Chitta dirty by entering the Udara. Due to the existence of mud etc., it can again make the water dirty, in the same way, due to Bhava Kshaya or Kāla Kshaya, the Mohaniya Karma sitting in Satā again makes the Chitta dirty.
The 14th Gunasthān, called Kshīṇamoha, has its own measure:
*Riṇasse Sakhorana Moho Falīhā Malabhāyanudaya Samchitto.
Khīṇakashāno Bhagati Piganthō Bīyarāyhi. || 62 ||
Gāthārtha - He who has destroyed Moha completely, whose Chitta is as clear as pure water kept in a clear crystal vessel, Vītarāgadeva has called such a Nirgrantha Kshīṇakshaya Gunasthānāvarti.
Visheshārtha - Moha is of two types - Dravya Moha and Bhāva Moha. Dravya Moha is of four types due to the difference in Prakṛiti, Sthiti, Anubhāga and Pradesh. Bhāva Moha is of two types due to the difference in Rāga and Dvesha. He who has completely destroyed Dravya Moha and Bhāva Moha along with their differences and sub-differences, therefore, no part of them remains in any way. Therefore, the word "Nisseṣa-Khīṇa-Moha" has been given in the Gāthā. Due to Mohaniya Karmaudaya or due to Rāga-Dvesha, various types of waves used to rise in the Chitta, due to which there was a lack of Samchitta (Chitta without waves, Nirmala Chitta - Shānta Chitta), but when Moha is destroyed, the rising of waves has stopped, therefore, the Chitta has become 'Samchitta'. This 'Sam
1. J. P. Pu. 13 p. 332-334. 2. Gh. Pu. 1 p. 160; Jayadhayala Mula p. 2264. Prā. Pa. Sa. 1/25.