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6/Go. Sa. Jitrakanda
Twenty Forms of the Soul
Gurugajiwa pajjatti parana saga ya magganapo ya.
Udhogo vi ya kamaso vimsantu paruvarana bharinava. ||2||
Gathaarth - Gunasthan, Jeevasamaas, Paryapti, Pran, Sanjna, Maggana (14) and Upayog these twenty forms are said. ||2||
Vishesharth - Gunasthan 14, Jeevasamaas 14, Paryapti 6, Pran 10, Sanjna 4, Margana 14 and Upayog 12. Among these, 14 Marganas have sub-categories: Gati 4, Indriya 5, Kay 6, Yog 15, Ved 3, Kashay 16, Gyan 8, Samyam 7, Darshan 4, Lenya 6, Bhavya 2, Samyakta 6, Sanjita 2 and Pahara 2. The characteristics and specific details of Gunasthan, Jeevasamaas etc. will be explained by the author in their respective places.
Prarupana, Nirupana and Prajnapana or Nirdesha, Prarupan, Vidaran and Vyakhyan are all synonymous.
Shankha - What is Prarupana?
Samadhan - In Gunasthanas, Jeevasamaas, Paryaptis, Pranas, Sanjnas, Gatis, Indriyas, Kays, Yogas, Veds, Kashays, Gyans, Samyams, Darshanas, Lenya, Bhavya, Prabhavya, Samyakta, Sanji-Prasanji, Pahari-Anahari and Upayogs, the examination of souls by distinguishing them with the adjectives 'paryapt' and 'aparyapt' is called Prarupana.
Two types of Prarupana - Sankheso podho ti ya gunasanna sa cha mohajogbhava.
Vistharadeso ti ya magaranasanna sakambhava. ||3||
Gathaarth - Sankhepa or Ogh is the name of Gunasthan. The origin of Gunasthan is due to Moha and Yog. Visthar or Aadesh is the name of Margana. Karma is the cause of the origin of Margana. ||3||
Vishesharth - Mogh or Sankhepa, general or non-differentiated statement is Mogh Prarupana. Aadesh or Visthar, differentiated or specific description is the second type of Aadesh Prarupana. Apart from these two types of Prarupana, no other third type of object-discussion is possible, because apart from general and specific characteristics, no other third characteristic is found in the object.
_ Shankha - General is not found independently without the specific, therefore, the knowledge of general Prarupana will be obtained from the statement of Aadesh-Prarupana. Therefore, it is not necessary to explain in two ways.
1. Pra. Pa. San. Ga. 2, A. 1.
2. Dh. Pu. 1 Pu. 160-61.
3. Gh. Pu. 2 Pri. 413.