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420/Go. Sa. Jivakanda
Gatha 338-336
Solution - It does not happen, because Akshargyan is the numerical part of Sakalathvagyan. When it arises, there is only increase in the numerical part and numerical multiplication. There are no six types of increases, because there is a contradiction in believing that there are six types of increases for the one who has gained strength through Akshar-rupa Gyana.
The Shrutagnyan called Sanghata is produced by the numerical terms. Margna is done by the four gatis. The number of terms by which one Prithvi of Narakgati is represented, that many terms and the Shrutagnyan produced from them is called 'Sanghata'. Similarly, one should say by taking refuge in all gatis and all Margnas. Among the rights of Prathipatti, each right is called Sanghata. 3
Prathipatti Shrutagnyan Ekadargavirinaruvyasanghadasudadu Upari Puvva Va.
Vane Sankheje Sanghade Uddhamhi Padivatti. ||338||
The Sanghata Shrutagnyan, which describes the Tharthaparaka Shiksha, when it increases one by one in the order of each Akshar, and when the numerical thousand Sanghata increases, then there is a Shrutagnyan called Prathipatti. ||338||
Special Meaning - When an Akshar-Amit Shrutagnyan increases above the Sanghata Shrutagnyan, there is a Shrutagnyan called Sanghata-Samas. In this way, the Shrutagnyan called Sanghata-Samas keeps increasing until a Prathipatti Shrutagnyan is obtained which is less than an Akshar Shrutagnyan. Here also, when Sanghata is perceived, it is also Sanghata, understanding this, Sanghata-Samas is formed. The number of terms by which one Gati, Indriya, Kaya and Yogadi Margna is represented, that many terms is the Prathipatti. 6 The number of rights of Anuyogadwar, each right is called Prathipatti. One Prathipatti Shrutagnyan is obtained by taking refuge in the numerical Sanghata Shrutagnyans.
Anuyog Dhrutishan Chaugaisaruvaruvayparivattido Du Ubari Puvya Va.
Vanne Sankheje Padiyattiudhamhi Parinuyogam. ||336|| Gathaarth - When the Prathipatti Gyana, which describes the nature of the four gatis, increases one by one in the order of each Akshar, and when the numerical Prathipatti increases, then there is an Anuyog Shrutagnyan. ||336||
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1. Dhaval Pu. 13 p. 265. 2. Dhaval Pu. 6 p. 23. 3. Dhaval Pu. 13. 216. 4. Dhaval Pu. 6 p. 23-24. 5. Dhaval Pu. 13 p. 266. 6. Dhaval Pu. 6 p. 24. 7. Dhaval Pu. 13 p. 269.