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## Chapter 15-18
## 18 / Go. Sa. Jivakanda
Two types of word derivations should be accepted regarding the impermanence of the soul. Before treatment, one should believe in the impermanence of the soul of the restrained.
**Doubt:** Why will not the fault of excessive relevance be obtained by resorting to treatment everywhere?
**Solution:** The fault of excessive relevance will not be obtained because the relevance of the proximate meaning, i.e., the relevance of the proximate meaning, negates the relevance of the seed.
## Gunasthan - Praroopana Adhikar
||15||
The characteristic of the Mithyatva Gunasthan and its divisions:
> Mithchodaran, Mithchatamasadhanam tu tantrayatthanam.
> Eyant faati vinayam sansadma eyant buddhavrishi vivarishro brahma tavaso virashra.
> Indoviya sansaiyo sakadio che abhyarani. ||16||
> Ramichchatam vedato jivo divariyadasarago hodi.
> Ra ya dhammam rochedhi hu mahurang khu rasam jaha jarido. ||17||
> Micchaatti jivo ubatta pavayanam saddahadi.
> Sahaadi prasanbhav uvaitth ya pranuvaitt. ||18||
**Or**
In the Siddhas who have transcended the Gunasthans, there is impermanence in relation to the Charitramohaniya Karma, because the impermanence of the Charitra, which arises from the destruction of the Charitramohaniya Karma, is said to be impermanence even in the Siddhas due to its good nature.
Thus, the statement of the manifestation of the soul in the fourteen Gunasthans and the Siddhas is complete.
**Meaning of the verses:**
> Mithyatva is the disbelief in the true self that arises from the rise of the Mithyatva nature. Its five divisions are: Ekanta, Viparola, Vinaya, Sanshayit, and Pragyan. ||15||
> The Buddhists have Ekanta Mithyadrishti, the Brahmas have Viparita Mithyadrishti, the Tapas have Vinaya Mithyadrishti, the Indras have Sanshay Mithyadrishti, and the Maskaris have Pragyan Mithyadrishti. ||16||
> The soul that experiences Mithyatva is one with opposite faith. Just as a soul afflicted with bilious fever does not find even sweet taste palatable, similarly, the Mithyadrishti...
1. Gh. Pu. 5 p. 205-206. 2. Dh. Pu. 1 p. 162. Pra. Pan. San. 106, La. Sa. Gatha 108. 3. J. V. Pu. 12 p. 322, Pra. Pan. San. 148, La. Sa. Gatha 106.