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182, Go. Sa. Jivakanda
Chapter 131-133
Due to the power that causes the cessation of the destruction of karma and the destruction of the taste of the world, there is no unity in the accumulation of pudgala. Similarly, inhalation-exhalation is the function of pranas, which is the cause of the self-existence. Inhalation-exhalation is the sufficient cause and pudgala-upadana is the instrumental cause, therefore, one should understand the difference between the two.
_ The material and the emotional pranas are born from the power arising from the destruction of the karma of viriya, jiva, and upavasama.
The strength of the body is born from the rise of the karma of the body, the strength of the mouth is born from the rise of the karma of the mouth, and the strength of the feet is born from the rise of the karma of the feet. ||131||
Meaning of the verse - The strength of the senses and the strength of the mind are born from the cessation of the destruction of the karma of knowledge-obscuring karma along with the karma of viriya-antaraya. The strength of the body is born from the rise of the karma of the body, the strength of the mouth is born from the rise of the karma of the mouth, and the strength of the feet is born from the rise of the karma of the feet. ||131||
Special meaning - When the karma of viriya-antaraya ceases along with the cessation of the destruction of the karma of knowledge-obscuring karma, the mind and the senses become strong, i.e., the power to perceive their respective objects, the emotional sense called laabdhi, is born. Thus, from the cessation of the destruction of these two karmas, five sense-pranas and one mind-strength-prana, these six pranas are born. From the rise of the karma of the body, the seventh prana called the strength of the body, which is the power to move the body, is born. When the rise of the karma of inhalation-exhalation occurs along with the rise of the karma of the body, the power to perform the function of inhalation-exhalation, the eighth prana called the prana of the mouth, is born. When the rise of the karma of the voice occurs along with the rise of the karma of the body, the power to perform the function of speech, the ninth prana called the strength of the voice, is born. From the rise of the karma of life, the tenth prana called the prana of life, which is the power to sustain the existence of the body in the form of the four states of existence (naraka, tiyanch, manushya, deva), is born. The six sufficient causes are born from the rise of only one karma called the karma of sufficient cause, in the same way, ten pranas are not born from the rise of one karma, because there is no karma called 'prana', but different pranas are born from different karmas, this is the meaning of this verse.
The owners of the pranas are the senses, the body, and the life, these three pranas are present in both sufficient and insufficient beings, but the prana of the mouth is also present in sufficient beings. The beings with two senses and above are sufficient beings.
1. Pr. Pu. 2 p. 412-13 2. Siddhantachakravati Shreenadhabhay Chandrasuri's commentary. 3. Gh. Pu. 2 p. 418 This topic is given on this verse. 4. Mah Gatha Gh. Pu. 2 p. 418 is also there.