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10 / Mo. Sa. Jivakanda
The fourteen Gunasthana and the feelings of Shrapashmika etc. in Siddhas are explained in this Purana. The feelings of Praprovidie, Purana, Parinamitra, and Khaprovas are mixed in the Aviratasammyagdristi Gunasthana. || 11 ||
It is wrong to say that these feelings are related to Darshanamohaniya Karma because Charitra does not exist until the Aviratasammyagdristi Gunasthana. || 12 ||
Meaning of the verse - In the Mithyatva Gunasthana, there is a Pradayik feeling by rule. Again, in the second Sasadan Gunasthana, there is a Parinamika feeling, in the Mishragunasthana, there is a Kshayopashmika feeling, and in the Aviratasammyagdristi Gunasthana, there are three feelings possible: Shramika, Kshayika, and Kshayopashmika. || 11 || These feelings are said in relation to Darshanamohaniya Karma because Charitra does not exist until the Aviratasammyagdristi Gunasthana. || 12 ||
Special meaning - Although there are Kshayopashmika knowledge, Darshan, Labh, Veerya etc. in the Mithyatva Gunasthana, there are also Parinamika feelings like Jivattva, Bhavya, and Abhavya. However, in relation to Darshanamohaniya Karma, there is only one Audayika feeling.
The word 'Micche' in the verse denotes Mithyatva. Out of the five feelings of Aupashmika etc., this is the Shridayika feeling. The feeling that arises from Karmaudaya is the Pradayika feeling. The Mithyatvabhav arising from the Udya of Mithyatvakarma is Karmaudayanit, therefore it is Pradayika.
The Udya of one Mithyatva nature of Darshanamohaniya Karma is the cause of Mithyatvabhav, therefore this feeling is Pradayika.
In the Sasadan Gunasthana, there is a Parinamika feeling.
Doubt - Sasadan Samyagdristipana also does not happen without the Udya of the four Anantanubandhi Chatushkas that are opposite to both Samyaktva and Charitra, so why is Sasadan Samyagdristi not considered Audayika?
Solution - It is true, but that is not the intention here, because in the description of the feelings related to the first four Gunasthana, there is an influence of the intention of the remaining Karmas besides Darshanamohaniya Karma. Therefore, the intended Darshanamohaniya Karma does not arise from Udya, Upashma, Kshaya, or Kshayopratham, therefore this Sasadan Samyaktva is Nishkaran and therefore its Parinamika pana also.
Doubt - According to this logic, all feelings should be considered Parinamika.
Solution - If according to the said logic, all feelings should be considered Parinamika, then let it be so, there is no fault, because there is no contradiction in this.
Sha - If this is the case, then why is Parinamika not used in other feelings?