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## Gunasthana/3
It happens and by believing so, these Bhagavans are attained with desire. But is it acceptable to accept this?
**Solution:** But it is not so, because even without intention, the ability to accomplish the substance of these Bhagavans, like the Kalpavriksha, is formed. Or, like a lamp, the great ability of these Bhagavans is formed, because the lamp does not remove the darkness of its surroundings due to its rule of compassion, but because of its nature, it removes the darkness of its surroundings. As it is said: "O Jagadguru! The beneficial teachings you have given for the sake of the world have been given without the desire to speak, because it is a rule that the Kalpavriksha gives the desired fruit to devotees without desire."
O Muni! Your actions of body, speech, and mind are without desire, but this does not mean that your actions related to mind, speech, and body are without review. O Dheer! Your actions are inconceivable.
The presence of the desire to speak is not seen in the action of speech, because we clearly see that people of dull intellect are not able to become speakers of scriptures even with desire.
Therefore, one should know that the actions of these Bhagavans, like speaking and walking, which are the characteristics of the purity of the restraint that is the form of supreme neglect, are not the cause of the bond of merit, because they are naturally extraordinary. As it is said in the scriptures:
"The movement of the Tirthankara Parameshthi is for the benefit of the world, but this action of theirs is not meritorious, and their speech is the beginning of giving and worship, yet it does not bind them to any deficiency."
Again, one should know that this great being's extraordinary movement takes place on golden lotuses created by the group of gods who are devoted to him, without touching the ground, in the sky, without any special effort, due to his special greatness, because the powers of yogis are inconceivable.
Thus, these Kevalis, who are slightly less than the best, move for a period of time equal to a previous koti kalpa, and then, when the remaining portion of the pratyukarma karma is very large, they begin another action called pravajit-karan to equalize the state of adhatikarma.
**Rajur - What is pravajit-karan?**
**Solution:** Facing the Kevali-samudghat is called pravajit-karan. He follows it for the duration of the antarmukhurta kalpa, because for the duration of the antarmukhurta kalpa, pravajit-karan...
. Jayaghavla Mula p. 2271.