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## Gatha 66-67
## Guranasthan/107
It does not arise because there is a contradiction in assuming the help of the senses, etc., in Keval Jnana, for those whose Karma of Avarana of Keval Jnana, etc., have been destroyed.
Sha - If Keval Jnana is helpless, then does it not know the Pramaya?
Solution - This is not so, because knowing the substances is its nature, and the nature of things is not subject to the questions of others. If there were to be questions even in nature, then there would be no order of things. (Dhaval Pu. 1 p. 168-196)
In the fourteen Guranasthanas, the Nirjara of the remaining seven Karmas without the Prayukarma that occurs in them,
Sammattuppattiye Savay-Virade Paratakkammse. Dasanmohakhavage Fasay-Uvasamage Ya Upasante. ||66|| Khavage Ya Khiranmohe, Jine Su Vanya Asankhagunivakama.
Tavi Variya Kala Sankhejjagunashakama Honti. ||67||
Gatha-arth - Samyaktva-utpatti, meaning Saatishaya Mithyashti, Shravak, meaning Deshavati, Virat, meaning Mahadatti, Anantanubandhi Kashaya, the one who disconnects the Kashaya, the one who destroys Darshanmoha, the one who calms Charitramoha, the one who calms Kashaya, the one who destroys Charitramoha, the one who weakens Moha, the one who is a Svasthanajin and the one who performs Yoganirodha, in these places, there is Nirjara that is countless times greater, but the time of Nirjara (Guranashreni Praayam) is the opposite, meaning it increases from the back to the front, which is a series that is not multiplied by numbers. ||66-67||
Vishesharth - These two Gathas speak of the eleven Guranashrenis that are distinguished by the place and time of Nirjiran.
"By the Vishuddhis, there is Anubhagakshaya, and from that, there is Pradesh Nirjara. To make this known, it is said that Anubhag is the reason for the relationship between the Jiva and Karma. The reason for Guranashreni Nirjara is Bhava. 'Sammattappatti', meaning the way to achieve the first Samyaktva by calming Darshanmoha. 'Savay', meaning Deshavirati. 'Viraden', meaning Samyat. 'Pranatakkammse', meaning the one who disconnects the Anantanubandhi Kashaya. 'Dasanmohakhavage', meaning the one who destroys Darshanmoha. 'Kasayauvasamage', meaning the one who calms Charitramoha. 'Uvasante', meaning the one who calms Kashaya. 'Khavage', meaning the one who destroys Charitramoha. 'Khiranmohe', meaning the one who weakens Kashaya. 'Jiges', meaning the one who is a Svasthanajin and the one who is present in Yoganirodha. In this way, these Gathas..."
1. These two Gathas are given in the first Chulikarup in Dha. Pu. 12 p. 78. There, the text is as follows -
"Sammattuppatti Vi Ya Savayavirade Antakkammse. Dasagamohakhavaye Kasayauvasamaye Ya Uvasate. ||7|| Khabaye Ya Sriinamohe Jine Ya Shiyama Bhave Asankhejjja. Tandhikhariido Kalo Sankhejjagunap Ya Sedie. ||8||"
2. Dha. Pu. 12 p. 76.