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Gacha 68
Gunasthan/113
It is revealed here that the Prathaguna are said to be due to the destruction of Prishta Karmas, however, there are infinite Gunas in Siddhas. For example, the qualities like Kshayik Charitra, Akshay, Aved, Vitrag, etc. are also present in the Shikhas due to the destruction of Charitramoha, but these 'Gunas' are included in these Prathaguna.
The sixth special characteristic is 'Kichakiccha'. Until the ultimate Shukla Dhyana destroys the Charamanishek of the Prayogkevali, they are not considered accomplished, because they had to destroy the Karmas of Udayaswaroop. After the complete destruction of all Karmas, the Siddhabhagwan attains Moksha, i.e., the state of Siddha, and there is nothing left for him to do. The results like Kevalgyan-Darshan, etc. are natural, not actions.
The seventh special characteristic is 'Loyagganivaasino'. Although the infinite and infinite-fold Akashdravya is one, due to Dharmaastikaya, it is divided into Lokakash and Alokakash, because in the absence of Dharmadravya, which is a cooperative cause in movement, the Jiva and Pudgal dravyas cannot go beyond Dharmadravya. It is also said:
"Loyaloyavibheyan gamana thanam cha jana hehi. Ai nahi tanam heu kih loyaloyavavaharo." [Nayachar]
"Jado pralagalogo jeshi sambhavaavo ya gamana-thiki. No di ya marasa vibhata anita loyame na ya." [Panchaastikaya]
Shri Amritchandracharya's commentary: "Dharmaadhamo vidyate lokaaloka-vibhaganyanthanupapata." If Dharmadravya and Adharmadravya do not exist, then there cannot be a division of Lokakash and Alokakash.
The Siddhabhagwan resides in the last part of the upper Tanuvatavalaya, which is the front part of the Lokakash region of the Akashdravya divided by Dharmaastikaya. Although the Atma has the nature of upward movement and infinite strength, it depends on the cooperative cause Dharmaastikaya. The movement of the Atma is possible only in the presence of the cooperative cause. In the absence of Dharmaastikaya, which is the cause of movement, the Siddhabhagwan cannot move beyond the Tanuvatavalaya, therefore, they reside in the Tanupatavalaya above the Lok.
Shri Kundakundacharya has said in Panchaastikaya:
"Praagasan avagasan gamaranadidikaaranai devi jadi. Uddangavippaadhana siddha chittathi kidh tatha." [12]
"Ja uritaanam siddhanam jinavarehi panata. Tahama gamanaavaranam prayase jana gasthitti." [13]
Shri Amritvaacharya's commentary: "Sarvotkrushtaswaabhaavikordhvagatiparinata bhagavanta siddhabahirangantranangasadhanasamagryam satyamaphi futasttraakase tishthanti iti. Yaso gatyabhagavanta siddha lokoparyavasishthante tato gatisthisihetuthvam akase naastiti nischetavya. Lokalokavachchevaako dharmaadharmaaveb gatisthisihetu mantavyaviti."
From these verses and the commentary, it is clear that movement occurs when both the inner and outer causes are present. Shri Siddhabhagwan are transformed by the most excellent natural upward movement, but they stay in the front part above the Lok due to the influence of the external cause Dharmadravya, because they cannot move beyond it.