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204/Go. Sa. Jivakanda
Verse 149
• Doubt - How can the effect of the Asanyata Samyagdristi Gunasthan be considered in the case of Tiryanchas who have an insufficient lifespan?
Solution - Not possible, because Asanyata Samyagdristi does not arise in Tiryanchas. Doubt - How is this known? Solution - This is known from the following verse sutra:
"Chasu Hetthimasu Pudhadhosu Jois-Charan-Bhavaran-Sav-Itthisu.
Rane Desu Samuppannai Sammaitti Du Jo Jiyo." ||133||
Meaning - "In the first hell, and the six hells below the earth, in the Jyotish-Baan-Vyantar and Bhavan-Vasi Devas, and in women of the Garva-prakar, a Samyagdristi Jiva is not born."
There are fourteen Jiva-samas in Tiryanchas.
The four types of consciousness, all the senses, the six bodies, the eleven yogas (excluding Vaikriyik, Vaikriyik-Mishra, Aharak and Aharak-Mishra), the three Vedas, the four kshayas (anger, etc.), the six jnanas (3 jnanas, 3 ajnanas), the two samyamas (Asamyam, Desha-Samyam), the three darshanas except Keval Darshan, the six leshyas in terms of dravya and bhava, bhavya-abhavya and graha-samyaktva. All these are present in Tiryanchas, both in terms of sanjni and prasanji, aharak and anaharak, and jnana and darshan.
Many Tiryancha Jivas attain Prathamopasham and Vedak Samyaktva through pratibodh, and some through their nature. In addition, many Tiryanchas attain Prathamopasham and Vedak Samyaktva by seeing the suffering of the mouth, by remembering their past lives, by seeing the glory of the Jineendras, and by seeing the Jin-Bimb.
The nature of the human state is described as follows:
"Mannati Jado Piccham, Manena Ni Uranna Manukkara Jamha.
Mannubhava Ya Samthe, Tamha Te Manusa Bharinda." ||146||
Meaning - "Those who always know the heya-upadeya, are proficient in many arts like silpa, etc., have strong uses like dharana, etc., and are the descendants of Manu (Kulkaras), are called humans." ||146||
Special Meaning - Those Jivas who continuously know the heya-upadeya, tattva-pratattva, prapt-anapt, and dharma-adharma,
1. Gh. Pu. 6 p. 201. 2. Ti. Pa. Adhikar 5, Verse 307-306. 3. Ti. Pa. A. 5 Verse 310-311. 4. Pra. Pan. San. (Janapith) p. 13 Ga. 62. Ba p. 576 Ga. 63 - "Mannati Jado Nicham Bhagaye Giun. Jado Du Je Jiva. Mashatakkara Ya Jamha Samha Te Manusa Bhania."