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## Gaya 461-462
## Jnanamangala / 527
Since this infinite vision, infinite energy, restraint (character) and transient right faith, etc. are complete with infinite qualities, it is called complete. It is the repository of all qualities, this is the meaning of the above statement. The meaning of 'sapatna' is enemy, the enemies of Kevala Jnana are destructive karmas. They are not there, therefore Kevala Jnana is asapatna. It has completely destroyed its opponent, the fourfold destructive karmas, this is the meaning of the above statement.
Kevala Jnana is helpless, because it is devoid of the need for senses, light and mind.
**Doubt:** Kevala Jnana happens with the help of the soul, so can it not be called Kevala (helpless)?
**Solution:** No, because the soul other than knowledge is not found, therefore there is no one to call Kevala Jnana as Kevala (helpless).
**Doubt:** Kevala Jnana is activated with the help of meaning, so can it not be called Kevala (helpless)?
**Solution:** No, because the activity of Kevala Jnana is found even in the destroyed apparent meanings and in the unborn future meanings, therefore it cannot be said that Kevala Jnana happens with the help of meaning.
**Doubt:** If Kevala Jnana is active in destroyed and unborn forms, then should it also be active in a donkey's horn?
**Solution:** No, because just as the truth of a donkey's horn is not found in the present, in the same way its existence is not found in the present in the form of its past power and future power. That is, just as in the present object, its past states, which have already happened, exist in the form of past power, and the future states, which are going to happen, exist in the form of future power, in the same way, if a donkey's horn had ever existed before, its existence would have been present in some object in the form of past power, and if it were going to happen in the future, its existence would have been present in some object in the form of future power, but a donkey's horn has neither happened nor will happen. Therefore, Kevala Jnana is not active in it.
## Jnanamangala: Enumeration of the Number of Jivas
Difficult to count, like the grains of sand, the number of births and deaths. Only the Siddhas are counted separately. || 461 ||
The number of Tiryanchas is like the number of grains of sand in the ocean. The number of humans is like the number of grains of sand in a handful. || 462 ||
1. Dh. Pu. 13. 345-346.