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372/Go. Sa. Jivakanda
Verse 266
(Shree Nag Hasti) According to the teachings, there is a specific inter-moment of time for the karmas. The inter-moment is of many types - counted by the number of Avali, counted by the fraction of Avali, and counted by the fraction of Avali. Here, the inter-moment of time for the karmas is counted by the fraction of Avali, because the tradition of the ancient teachers is found in that way. In this way, it has been said that there is a difference in the predominance of the Tiryanch and human paths due to the Ogh, because the time of the karma is not the least in other paths besides humans and Tiryanchs.
From the Ogh, due to greed, delusion, anger, and pride, there are countless changes. Once, the change of greed karma is more. In this way, after countless changes related to greed, the change related to delusion is more than the change related to greed. In this way, after countless changes related to delusion, the change related to anger is more than the change related to pride. This is the explanation from the Ogh. Even in that, there is no difference between the Tiryanch path and the human path in the explanation from the Ogh and the explanation from the region. Therefore, it has been said that it should be understood in the same way in the Tiryanch path and the human path.
The time of the karma is not the same for humans and Tiryanchs who have all four karmas, because the time of the four karmas is not the same. The time of pride is the least in Tiryanchs and humans. The time of anger is significantly more than the time of pride. It is significantly more than the fraction of Avali. The time of greed is significantly more than the time of delusion. It is significantly more than the fraction of Avali. In this way, when the time of the karmas is forgotten, those who have the same exit and entry and are situated like the flow of the Ganges River in relation to their offspring, cannot be similar to those quantities situated there. By adding the time of the four karmas and dividing it by the quantity of each of the four karmas, the obtained result is multiplied by four, and then multiplied by the time of the karmas of pride, etc., in order, to obtain the quantities of each.
In this way, the eleventh chapter named "Kshaya Margarnana" in the Gommatanaar Jivakanda is complete.
12. Gyan Margarnana Adhikar
The general characteristic of knowledge, as established by etymology
Jagae Tikalvisae Bavvagune Pajjae Ya Bahubhede |
Pacchavakham Cha Parovavam Shranena Ganeeti Nam Benti ||266||
Meaning of the verse - That by which the object of liberation, its qualities, and its many differences, along with the qualities of the object of liberation, are known, is called knowledge.
1. J. Gh. Pu. 12 Pr. 17-18. 2. Kshaya Pahutt p. 566-570 Sutra 107 110 13. Dhaval Pu. 3 p. 425. 4. This verse is in Dhaval Pu. 1, verse no. 61, p. 144, and Pra. Pan. San. Pu. 25 Ma. 117 and Pr. 571. 106.