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92 / Go. Sa. Jivakanda
Concludes the punishment of the Dandasamudghat. ||2||1
Verses 63-646
After this, the description of the Kevalasamudghat ends.
Now, from the first time of the descending Kevali Jin, how is the tendency of Sthitighāt and Anubhāgghāt? To remove such doubts, the following sutra says: It destroys the numerous parts of the remaining Sthiti from the first time of the descending Kevali Jin.
This means that from the first time of the descending Kevali Jin, it destroys the numerous parts of the remaining Antarmūhūrta Prasāraṇa Sthiti in the form of a Kāṇḍaka, because other types are not possible there.
And there, it destroys the infinite numerous parts of the remaining Anubhāga.
The Jiva does this Anubhāgghāt by making the remaining Anubhāga after the first destruction into the form of a Kāṇḍaka of the infinite numerous parts of Satkarma. This is the meaning of the above statement.
Reception
The time of the emergence of the Sthitikāṇḍaka and Anubhāgakāṇḍaka is the measure of Antarmūhūrta.
After the completion of the Lokapurusasamudghat, Sthitighāt and Anubhāgghāt do not occur in every moment. But the time of Sthitikāṇḍakghāt and Anubhāgakāṇḍakghāt is active in the measure of Antarmūhūrta. Thus, this is the collective meaning of the sutra here. In this way, after concluding the Kevalasamudghat in this manner, the Kevali Jin, who is present in his own place, performs the thousand Sthitikāṇḍa and Anubhāgakāṇḍa without any obstruction, and then performs Yoganirodha, and performs these other actions. To make this known, the following sutra arrangement is started.
1. Jayadhaval Mula Pr. 2282. 2. Jayadhaval Mula Pr. 2282-83.
Further, going to Antarmūhūrta, it stops Bādar-Manoyoga by means of Bādar-Kāyayoga.
The impulse of the Jiva, which is in the form of power, for the purpose of taking Karma to make the mind, speech and body act, is called Yoga. But it is of three types - Manoyoga, Vachanayoga and Kāyayoga. Its meaning is easy, each of them is of two types - Bādar and Sūkṣma. Before the completion of the Yoganirodha action, Bādarayoga is present everywhere. Further, it performs Yoganirodha by transforming from Sūkṣmayoga, because it is not possible to stop the Yoga of the descending Kevali Jin by Bādarayoga alone. In that, this Kevali Jin first tries to perform Yoganirodha, and by the support of Bādarkāyayoga, it stops Bādarmanoyoga.