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## 16/ Go. Sa. Jeevakanda
**Doubt:** Even when the *pratyakhyanavaran* kshayas are aroused, *desh-sanayam* (sanayam-sanayam) is attained. Therefore, they do not become *sarvaghati* (all-destructive), meaning their *sarvaghati* nature is destroyed?
**Solution:** Such a doubt should not be entertained, because the support for their *sarvaghati* nature is provided by taking recourse to *sakal-sanayam*.
Even if *desh-sanayam* (sanayam-sanayam) is accepted, the *sarvaghati* nature of *pratyakhyanavaran* kshayas is not destroyed, because *pratyakhyanavaran* kshayas destroy their opposite, the *sarvapratyakhyan* form of *sanayam* guna. Therefore, they are *sarvaghati* to that, but not to *sarva-apratyakhyan*, because *pratyakhyanavaran* does not operate in this regard. Therefore, in this way, the *sarvaghati* nature of the evolved *pratyakhyanavaran* kshaya is established. The nature that is seen to produce a particular guna is not considered *sarvaghati* in relation to that guna. If this is not accepted, then the fallacy of *pratiprasanga* arises.
*Deshsanayam* is produced by the arising and ceasing of the *sarvaghati* opponents of the *pratyakhyanavaran* chatushk, by their *sadavasthara* form of *upasham*, by the absence of arising of the *sarvaghati* opponents of the four *sanjwalan* and nine *nokashaya*, by their *sadavasthara* form of *upasham*, by the arising of *deshghati* opponents, and by the arising of the *sarvaghati* opponents of the *pratyakhyanavaran* kshaya chatushk. *Pramat* and *apramat* guna-sthana related *sanayam* is produced by the arising and ceasing of the *sarvaghati* opponents of the twelve *kshayas* including *anantaanubandhi*, by their *sadavasthara* form of *upasham*, and by the arising of *deshghati* opponents. Therefore, these three states are *kshayopa-shamic* (pacifying kshayas), as many Acharyas say. However, their statement is not logical, because by interpreting *upasham* as the effect of arising, *sarva-prakriti* devoid of arising, and their *sthiti* and *anubhag* related opponents, are considered *upasham*. Currently, there is no *kshaya*, because the *kshaya* nature of the existing arising is contradicted. Therefore, these three states are considered *udayopa-shamic* (pacifying arising). However, this cannot be accepted, because the effect of the sutra that establishes the *udayopa-shamic* nature of these three guna-sthana is present. It is also not logical to call these guna-sthana *kshayopa-shamic* by considering the *kshaya* nature of the *karma* skandha that has attained *nirjara* after yielding its fruit, because if this is accepted, then the *kshayopa-shamic* nature of all states like *mithyadrishti* will arise. Therefore, the previously mentioned meaning should be accepted, because it is free from faults. Here, *darshan-mohaniya* is not intended, because *sanayam-sanayam* etc. states are not produced by the *upasham* etc. of *darshan-mohaniya* karma.
The four guna-sthana-dwelling beings related to the *upasham* shreni, like *apuurvakaran*, are *pa-shamic* (pacifying), because they pacify the 21 prakriti of *charitra-mohaniya* karma.
**Doubt:** Even though the *pa-shamic* nature of the *chhadmastha* being, who is *upa-shanta-kshaya* and *vit-raga*, may be due to the *upasham* of all *kshayas* and *nokashayas*, the *pa-shamic* nature of the beings dwelling in the remaining guna-sthana, like *purvakaran* etc., should not be accepted, because the effect of the *upasham* of all *mohaniya* karma is present in those guna-sthana?
1. G.P. 11 p. 37. 2. P.P. 5. 201. 3. A.P. 5 p. 902-203.