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246/Go. Sa. Beevakaanda
Verse 175: There is no solution, because if the desired amount is considered to be the destruction of the opposing entity, the vast amount, then the existence of the non-vast would be destroyed. The non-vast do not lack, because if they lacked, then worldly beings would be affected. If worldly beings lacked, then the non-worldly (liberated) beings would also lack.
. Doubt- How is it possible for non-worldly (liberated) beings to be affected if worldly beings lack?
Solution- If worldly beings lack, then non-worldly (liberated) beings cannot exist either, because the attainment of all substances is with an opposing entity. It is also said:
"Satta sampyattha savistaruuva pranansapjjayaa.
Bhangushpayaadhukta sappadivakha hava ekka." All substances are in the form of existence, are in the form of the universe, have infinite categories, are associated with destruction, production, and permanence, are in the form of having an opposing entity, and are one. Thus, in this verse, with the words "savva payatya sappadivakha", Shri Kundakunda Acharya has mentioned the principle that "all substances have an opposing entity". This principle has been used by Shri Vira Sena Acharya in many places. Not only that, but if worldly and non-worldly (liberated) beings lack, then all beings will lack. If beings are affected, then the lack of the opposing entity of beings, non-beings, will also be encountered. Thus, if vast beings are affected, then the effect of all substances will be encountered, therefore, even if liberation continues, the Nigoda one-sense amount will never end. Because, even if expenditure continues without income, the amount that does not end is infinite. Except for the Nigoda amount, the remaining one-sense amounts are innumerable.
Two-sense, three-sense, and four-sense beings, and the beings with sufficient and insufficient karma, are innumerable in terms of the amount of substance. They are destroyed by innumerable expirations and inspirations in terms of time.
The word "insufficient" refers to beings with insufficient name karma, otherwise, the word "sufficient" would also refer to beings with sufficient name karma, who are liberated from insufficiency. Similarly, the word "sufficient" refers to beings with sufficient name karma, otherwise, it would not refer to beings with sufficient name karma, who are eternally sufficient. Two-sense, three-sense, and four-sense beings are those with the name karma of two-sense, three-sense, and four-sense, respectively.
_ Doubt- Is there any fault in saying that beings with two senses are two-sense beings?
_ Solution- No, because if this meaning is understood, then the beings existing in insufficient time:
1. Dhavala Ghu. 3 p. 306-307. 2. Dhavala Pu. 14 p. 234. 3. Dhavala Pu. 14 p. 234, Panchastikaya Ga. 8 | 4. "Jasi samvaaranam prayavirahiyarana sankhejjja sankhejjhehi baijjamananam pi vonchhedo rana hodi tasi manalamidi saga." .Pu. 14 p. 235. 5. Dhavala Pu. 3 p. 210 and 212 Sutra 77-78. 6. Dhavala Pu. 3 p. 211.