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536/Go. Sa. Jivakanda
Gatha 46-473
The rise of Novarana Kasaya is the destroyer of Samyama, but it is not the destroyer of Samyamasamyama. In the rise of Pratyakhyanavarana Kasaya, there is no obstacle in the attainment of the state of Samyamasamyama.
The water of Samyama gets dried up due to the rise of Karmas.
Doubt - It is considered that the rise of only one Apratyakhyanavarana is the cause of Asamyama, because it begins with the prohibition of Samyamasamyama and becomes the destroyer of all Samyama. Then, how can it be said that 'the rise of Karmas of Samyamapati makes one Asamyata'?
Solution - No, because without the rise of other Charitra Karmas, the power of destroying only the regional Samyama of Apratyakhyanavarana is not possible.
Doubt - Samyama is the inherent nature of the soul, therefore, it cannot be destroyed by others, because if its destruction occurs, then the destruction of the substance of the soul will also occur.
Solution - It will not be solved, because just as usage is considered the characteristic of the soul, in the same way, Samyama is not the characteristic of the soul.
Doubt - What is called a characteristic?
Solution - That on which the effect of the substance also occurs, that is the characteristic of that substance, such as - the characteristic of the pudgala is form-taste-smell-touch, and the characteristic of the soul is usage. Therefore, in the absence of Samyama, the effect of the soul substance does not occur.
Samayika, Chedopasthapana and Pariharavishuddhi are the Samyama Sangraha, the highest and most difficult to understand. The soul, by adopting Samayika Samyama, becomes Samayika. The one who establishes the ancient Chedopasthapana and Apariharana, he is the soul who observes the five Dharmas. The one who is endowed with the five Samitis and three Guptis, he is indeed the one who observes Pariharasamyama. The one who is endowed with the five Eshanas, he is the one who observes Pariharasamyama.
Thirty years of age, the disciple of the Tirthankara, the one who has taken the vow of Pratyakhyana, the one who observes the two Ayu Vihara.