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## 82nd Go, Sa. Jivakagad
## Gatha 63-64
The cause of bondage is fleeting, it is the cause of bondage, and it is uneven. Indeed, it is always in the form of suffering. ||2||
We are certain that whatever is not born with dispassion as its cause is nothing. If it is a cause, then there is clearly no other than you, from whom you exist only as a cause. ||3||
Therefore, the one who has the predominance of infinite knowledge, infinite vision, infinite power, and infinite restraint, who is of uninterrupted activity, who is without excess, who is realized by taking the self as the substratum, who is transcendental, and who is free from duality, is of infinite faces. From this, the arising of the unperceivable. Because of the good state, the argument of the SaYogakevali Bhagavan, who determines the state of infinite happiness and the accompanying Kavalaharavritti, is refuted, because in him, the arising of that (unperceivable) is like the arising of a blow due to the failure of cooperative causes, which is insignificant. Therefore, it is proven that they do not eat like the Siddhaparameshthi, because they have infinite knowledge, infinite vision, infinite power, infinite restraint, and infinite happiness as their result.
By taking infinite power as a characteristic, infinite giving, infinite gain, infinite enjoyment, and infinite consumption have arisen from the destruction of all obstructing karma, because there is no special characteristic for the arising of those gains like infinite power. But those gains are useful because of the power of giving fearless protection to all beings, because of the accomplishment of the lordship of the three worlds, and because of the accomplishment of all independent objects of enjoyment and consumption while there is a purpose. Therefore, one who has attained the purity of ultimate right faith and right conduct by the destruction of both types of mohaniya karma, whose infinite knowledge and infinite vision of the perishable category have manifested after the destruction of the root and subsequent categories of knowledge-obscuring and vision-obscuring karma, and who has been transformed by the nine infinite gains of infinite power, infinite giving, infinite gain, infinite enjoyment, and infinite consumption due to the destruction of obstructing karma, attains the ultimate peak of fulfillment and is called Ahatparameshthi, Svayambhu, Jin, Kevali, Sarvajña, Sarvadarshi, and SaYogakevali. Here, the explanation of the meaning of the words like Jin is a confluence, so we do not elaborate on them.
"Those Bhagavans, Mahatparameshthi Devas, with countless qualities, sweep away the regions of the earth like a stream." The meaning of this sutra is that these Bhagavans, with countless qualities, sweep away the karmic regions every moment, and they move through the appropriate dharma-kshetra, accompanied by devas and asuras, for the sake of the flow of dharma-tirtha, with great glory, for the sake of a spacious path of movement, or because they are naturally inclined to move.
Doubt - Perhaps it may be thought that the extraordinary activity and teaching of these Mahatparameshthi Bhagavans can only be done intentionally, otherwise they would be subject to the fault of doing something.