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584/Go. Sa. Jivakanda
Gatha 466-506
It is transformed by the Padma Leshya. Thus, there are two options in the Shukla Leshya due to the loss of purity (Sanklesha). In the Shukla Leshya, there is an increase in purity in the Svasthana due to the degeneration of the six places, there is no transition to other Leshyas. There is only one option in the Shukla Leshya due to the increase in purity.
The being who has attained an increase in Sanklesha in the Krishna Leshya does not transition to another Leshya. The being who has attained the loss of Sanklesha (Vishuddhi) falls into six places in the Svasthana, or falls into the infinite-quality-less Neel Leshya. That is, it transitions. Having attained an increase in Sanklesha in the Neel Leshya, it transmigrates to the Svasthana or transitions to the infinite-quality-other-place-form Krishna Leshya. The Neel Leshya, having attained the loss of Sanklesha (Vishuddhi), transmigrates to the Svasthana in six places, or transitions to the infinite-quality-less other-place-form Kapoth Leshya. Having attained an increase in Sanklesha in the Kapoth Leshya, it transmigrates to the Svasthana in six places, or transitions to the infinite-quality-other-place Neel Leshya. The Kapoth Leshya, having attained the loss of Sanklesha (Vishuddhi), transmigrates to the Svasthana in six places, or transitions to the infinite-quality-less other-place-form Teja Leshya.
The Teja (Poth) Leshya, having attained the loss of purity (Sanklesha), transmigrates to the Svasthana in six places. It transitions to the infinite-quality-other-place-form Kapoth Leshya. Having attained an increase in purity, it transmigrates to the Svasthana, or transitions to the infinite-quality-other-place Padma Leshya. The Padma Leshya, having attained the loss of purity (Sanklesha), falls down to the Svasthana in six places or transitions to the infinite-quality-less other-place-form Teja Leshya. The Padma Leshya, having attained an increase in purity, goes up to the Svasthana in six places, or transitions to the infinite-quality-purity, other-place-form Shukla Leshya. The Shukla Leshya, having attained the loss of purity (Sanklesha), falls down to the Svasthana in six places or transitions to the infinite-quality-less other-place-form Pala Leshya. Having attained an increase in purity, it transmigrates to the Svasthana, it does not transition to the other place.
The inferiority and superiority of intensity-weakness and the fewness of the Pratigraha-Sthana are as follows:
From the shelter of the Krishna and Neel Leshyas, the statement is as follows: The inferior place of the Neel Leshya is Stoka. The place of the Neel Leshya where there is Pratigraha from the Krishna Leshya, that is the inferior Pratigraha Sthana of the Neel Leshya, it is infinite-quality. The inferior Sankrama Sthana of the Krishna and the inferior Krishna Sthana are both equal and infinite-quality. The inferior Sankrama Sthana of the Neel is infinite-quality. The inferior Pratigraha Sthana of the Krishna is infinite-quality. The superior Pratigraha Sthana of the Neel is infinite-quality. The superior Sankrama Sthana of the Krishna is infinite-quality. The superior Sankrama Sthana of the Neel and the superior Neel Sthana are both equal and infinite-quality. The superior Pratigraha Sthana of the Krishna is infinite-quality. The superior Krishna Leshya Sthana is infinite-quality.
From the shelter of the Neel and Kapoth Leshyas, the fewness of the Sankrama and Pratigraha Sthana - as Krishna
1. Dhaval Pu. 16 p. 465.
2. Dhaval Pu. 16 p. 572-573. 3. Dhaval Pu. 16 p. 466.