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28/Go. Sa. Jivakanda
Verse 26 - Just as the wood in the hand of a Buddha remains firm, but does not fall from the hand, in the same way, the bud of auspiciousness is present, but remains firmly established in the true faith (place), and does not deviate from there. All Arhant Bhagavans are equal in infinite power, yet "Sri Maantinaath Bhagavan is the doer of peace and Sri Parshvanath Bhagavan is the destroyer of obstacles." Thus, the faith of the Vedak Samyagdrishti is weak due to deep-rooted faults.
Vedak Samyagdrishti is eternal, meaning that out of the three Samyagdarshanas, the longest duration in the state of Samsara is that of Vedak Samyagdarshan. This duration is 66 Sagara, which is as follows: A being, having attained Vedak Samyaktva from Upsham Samyaktva, is born in the Devas with an age of less than twenty Sagaropama, which is the remaining lifespan. Then, from there, he is born in humans, and again from human lifespan, he is born in the Devas with an age of less than twenty-two (22) Sagaropama. From there, he is again born in humans, and then, from the remaining human lifespan and until the destruction of Darshanmoha, he is born in the Devas with an age of less than twenty-four (24) Sagaropama. From there, he is again born in the human realm, and then, when only a moment remains in the duration of Vedak Samyaktva, he begins the destruction of Darshanmoha and becomes Kritakareeya. In the final moments of such a Kritakareeya, the duration of Vedak Samyaktva is found to be 66 Sagaropama.
Vedak Samyaktva is the cause for the destruction of karma, meaning it is the cause for the destruction of Darshanmohaniya karma, because no other being (Mithyashti, Sasadan Samyagdrishti, Samyagmithyashti, or Upsham Samyagdrishti) can destroy Darshanmohaniya karma except Vedak Samyagdrishti. Vedak Samyagdrishti is not the cause for the destruction of other karma types, except for the three types of Darshanmohaniya and the four types of Anantanu bandhi, because Vedak Samyagdrishti can only be from the fourth (Asayantasamyagdrishti) Gunasthan to the seventh (Aparammatasanyata) Gunasthan.
Sha - Why does Vedak Samyagdarshan not occur in the eighth and subsequent Gunasthanas?
Solution - Vedak Samyaktva does not occur in the eighth and subsequent Gunasthanas because the movement of the Kshapaka and Upsham श्रेणी ( श्रेणी ) with deep-rooted impurities, including Shraddha, does not become possible.
The nature of Aupashbhik and Kshayik Samyagdarshan.
Sattanha Uvasamdo Ubasamasammo Khayaad Khayiyo Ya.
Bidiyakasayudayado Prasanjado Hovi Sammo 5 ||26||
Meaning - Upsham Samyaktva arises from the Upsham of the seven types of karma, and Kshayik Samyaktva arises from the complete destruction of karma. And due to the presence of the second type of karma, Apratyakhyanavaran Kshaya, this Samyaktva is Asanyata (Therefore, the being residing in this Gunasthan is called Asanyata Samyagdrishti) ||26||
1. Go. Ji. Gapa 25's structured commentary.
2. Dh. Pu. 7 p. 180-181.
3. P. Pu. 1. 357.