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## Gaya 126
## Paryapti/166
"Thus, as instructed in the sutra, it is proven that beings with Audarikamisrakaayayoga are insufficient, except for those with Sayogavali."
**Solution:** This is not a valid argument, because the sutra "Maharakamisrakaayayoga is of the insufficient" implies that even those who are restrained are insufficient to some extent.
**Objection:** The sutra "Maharakamisrakaayayoga is of the insufficient" is an Anuvakaana (a sutra without a parallel), meaning there is no other place for its application. Therefore, this sutra proves that those who are restrained are sufficient. This sutra contradicts the previous one, but the sutra "Audarikamisrakaayayoga is of the insufficient" does not contradict the sutra "Those who are restrained are sufficient," because the sutra "Maharakamisrakaayayoga is of the insufficient" is weak due to its Savakaana nature (having multiple places for its application, including those other than Sayogi). Therefore, just as the insufficiency of Maharak Samudghat beings can be proven, the insufficiency of Samudghat Kevalis cannot be proven.
**Solution:** This is not a valid argument, because the sutra "Those who are restrained are sufficient" is also considered Savakaana (having multiple places for its application, including those other than Sayogi). Therefore, it is weak and cannot prevent the application of the sutra "Audarikamisrakaayayoga is of the insufficient."
**Objection:** Both of the aforementioned sutras are Savakaana, yet they are simultaneously obtained in the Sayogogunasthan. Still, the sutra "Paro Vidhidhiko Bhavati" ("Those who are restrained are sufficient by rule") contradicts the sutra "Audarikamisrakaayayoga is of the insufficient," because the latter sutra is Par (later).
**Solution:** This is not a valid argument, because the word "Par" signifies "Ista" (desired). Assuming this, the sutra "Those who are restrained are sufficient by rule" contradicts the sutra "Audarikamisrakaayayoga is of the insufficient," just as the previous sutra "Audarikamisrakaayayoga is of the insufficient" contradicts the sutra "Those who are restrained are sufficient by rule." Therefore, the objection's previous statement contains many flaws.
**Objection:** In the sutra "Those who are restrained are sufficient by rule," is the word "Niamam" (rule) with a purpose or without a purpose?
**Solution:** The second option cannot be accepted, because it would be contradictory to the principles stated by Shri Pushpadanta Acharya, as there cannot be meaninglessness in the principles. Also, the revelation of the eternal nature of the sutra cannot be the result of the word "Niamam," because assuming this would lead to the conclusion that the sutras without the word "Niamam" are not eternal. However, this is not the case, because assuming this would lead to the conclusion that the sutra "Audarikamisrakaayayoga is of the sufficient" lacks the word "Niamam," implying the existence of Audarikamisrakaayayoga in the insufficient, which is not desirable. Therefore,
1. "Sammâmicchâidhittha-majadasam jad-samjad-ṭṭhâne niyamâ pajjattâ" (G.P. 1, p. 326).
2. "Mahâramissakâvajogo appajattâṇam" (G.P. 1, p. 78).