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## Verse 65
## Gunasthan/105
Even in the absence of Mohaniya Karma, Pratiya Karma continues to function. Otherwise, the soul's dwelling in the body, the destruction of the soul's non-material nature, and the destruction of its upward-moving nature would not be possible.
**Explanation:** Although these actions occur due to the rise of Pratiya Karma, the soul does not become attached to Karma-raja because the function of attachment to Karma-raja is that of Leshya. The Leshya of a Prayog-kevali is absent. In the absence of the cause, the effect is also impossible. Secondly, Mithyatva, Aviriti, Pramada, Kashaya, and Yoga are the causes of Karma-bandha. Since all these causes are completely destroyed in a Prayog-kevali, Karma-bandha is also absent. If we assume a bandha without a cause, it would lead to the possibility of the effect of Moksha.
A Prayog-kevali contemplates the fourth Shukla-dhyana, which is called "Samuccinna Kriya-nivritti" or "Vyuparat-triya-nivritti." Yoga is called Kriya. This final Shukla-dhyana is called Samuccinna because all the actions of mind, speech, and body are Samuccinna or Vyuparat (destroyed). Due to the nature of this dhyana, a Prayog-kevali does not fall or "Nivartate" (return), hence it is called Samuccinna-kriya-nivritti Shukla-dhyana. With the support of Aleshya, the fruit of this dhyana is seen as liberation from the bondage of Kayatraya (Audarik, Tejas, and Form-body). It is said that "The Bhagwan contemplates." As before, here too, there is contemplation through treatment. Due to the culmination of the Dhyana-upyoga of a Kevali, there is no lack of one-pointed concentration and restraint, which are the characteristics of dhyana. Therefore, a Kevali does not contemplate in the ultimate sense. The fruit of a Kevali's dwelling in his own soul, which restrains all the doors of the scriptures, is the destruction of all Karmas. This should be understood as the perception of dhyana. It is also said:
"Surya syavayogasya sesha karma chhidu samam.
Phalam asya bhutum dham, paratirtha durasavam." ||15||
- The fourth Shukla-dhyana of a Prayog-kevali is for cutting off the remaining Karmas. It is difficult to obtain. Its fruit is the attainment of the wonderful Moksha-dham. This dhyana is difficult to obtain for those who are Mithyatirtha.
The name of the time period of an Ayog-kevali in Gunasthan is "Sleshya-kha." The duration of that time is only the utterance of five short vowels (a, i, u, ri, l). In the two extreme times of an Ayog-kevali in Gunasthan, there is a decay of 72 types of Vedaniya Karma-prakriti, including Devagati, etc., which are of the nature of Anudaya. In the extreme time, there is a decay of 13 types of Vedaniya Karma-prakriti, including Manushya-ayu, Manushya-gati, etc., which are of the nature of Udaya.
Although the state of both types of Karma-prakriti, Udaya and Anudaya, is the same, the Anudaya Karma-prakriti, one time period before, transmigrates through the Stibuka-samkramana of its own type of Udaya-prakriti and comes into Udaya in the form of Paramukha. Due to the Anudaya-prakriti, which is in the state of existence until the extreme time of a Prayog-kevali, transmigrating into the Udaya-prakriti through Stibuka-samkramana in the two extreme times, there are 1. "Simpatini Leshya" P.P. 1, p. 146. 2. "Antarmukhurtamaleshyabhavena Bhagavatyayogikevalini" (J.P. Mula p. 2262). 3. "Karanabinasha tatkaryasambhava." 4. J.D., Mula p. 2263, J.G. 16/185. 5. J.D., Mula p. 2263, J.G. P. 16.155-86.