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(7) The term "prasankhabhajikama" appearing in (Gatha 265, page 366) has been mistakenly explained in the special meaning. Therefore, its explanation is given here.
The four places, namely, district, earth, dust and water, are distinct from each other in terms of their countless number of Lokapramāṇa differences. However, these differences are in descending order of countless गुणे (guna). For example, all the Kṣaya Udayasthāna are countless Lokapramāṇa. However, starting from the highest place and going down to the lowest place, they are progressively countless गुणहीन (gunaheen). When all the Kṣaya Udayasthāna are divided by the prasankhyātalanka, only a large part are the highest power-filled Udayasthāna, similar to the stone difference. Again, the remaining one part is divided by the countless Lokas, and the large part obtained is the Udayasthāna with less power, similar to the earth difference. Again, the remaining one part is divided by the countless Lokas, and the large part obtained is the Udayasthāna with even less power, similar to the dust line. Finally, the remaining one part is the Udayasthāna with the least power, similar to the water line. These are also known Lokapramāṇa. Thus, these four places are progressively countless गुणहीन (gunaheen). In this way, the number of Udayasthāna in the power places has been stated (108 Acharya Abhayachandra Siddhantachkravarti).
(8) In the special meaning of Gatha 640, on page 709, it is said that "otherwise, those who have emerged from the third earth cannot become Tirthankaras." Then it is written that "due to the existence of the Tirthankara nature, such purity arises in them that they themselves can destroy the Darshanamoha." The explanation - the secret is that this being destroys the Darshanamoha at the feet of a Tirthankara Kevali, a common Kevali, or a Shruta Kevali. (Bhavana 6/246) In such a situation, the beings who bind the Tirthankara nature and are born in the second and third hells, and then are born as humans from there, attain Kṣayika Samyaktvā in such a way that such Tirthankara-natured beings, who are the ultimate human beings with Kṣayopana Samyaktvā, become Shruta Kevali themselves, that is, they are able to destroy the Darshanamoha themselves without the need for anyone else's grace. (Prastā. Pū. 1, Original page 4, Jainagajata 16.470 E.P. 7)
(Jayadhaval 13)
Shri Krishna had bound the Tirthankara nature in the Samavasarana of Shri Neminatha, but he did not attain Kṣayika Samyaktvā. Before attaining Samyaktvā, Shri Krishna had bound the Narakayu. Therefore, he died and was born in the third hell. From there, he will emerge as a Tirthankara with Kṣayopashama Samyaktvā. Now the question arises here, how will he attain Kṣayika Samyaktvā? To solve this, Dhaval has written that those who are themselves Jina, that is, Shruta Kevali, destroy the Darshanamoha themselves, they do not need the grace of any other Kevali or Shruta Kevali. Therefore, Krishna will come from hell, become a Muni, become a Shruta Kevali (Jina), and then destroy the Darshanamoha himself (without going to anyone's feet). The rest is easy.
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