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Mama 32-34
Gunasthan/35 While Samadhan-Pramad exists, the harmony of restraint cannot be formed otherwise, therefore it is certain that here, Pramad, which produces impurities in restraint, is desirable. Secondly, the short-lived Bhandatam Pramad cannot destroy restraint, because in the absence of Pratyakhyanavaran, which strongly restricts successful restraint, the destruction of restraint is not found.
Here, the word "Pramat" is the final indicator, therefore, Pramat-Samyat Gunasthan indicates the existence of Pramad in all the previous Gunasthanas.
Currently, Pratyakhyanavaran is generated by the rise and fall of its deadly competitors, and in the future, it is generated by the non-emergence of those same competitors who are in a state of existence, and by the emergence of Sanshwalan Kshaya.
Doubt - If restraint is caused by the emergence of Sanjwalan Kshaya, should it be called a "Praudayik" state? Solution - No, because restraint is not generated by the emergence of Sanjwalan Kshaya.
Doubt - Where does Sanjwalan operate?
Solution - Sanjwalan Kshaya operates in generating impurities in restraint, which is generated by the absence of the rise of the deadly competitors of Pratyakhyanavaran Kshaya.
Doubt - Can restraint be achieved even without Samyagdarshan?
Solution - This is not the case, because restraint cannot be generated in a being who has not developed faith in the acquired, the Agam, and the substances, and whose mind is filled with the three types of foolishness.
Doubt - How do we know that Dravyasamya is not being considered here?
Solution - It is not the case, because the one who is restrained, with Yama, is restrained, knowing well and with faith. This is how it is known that Dravyasamya is not being considered here.
Doubt - What is meant by "vyakt" and "avyakta"?
Solution - That which is the object of knowledge of oneself, others, or both, is "vyakt". That which is not the object of knowledge of oneself, others, or both, but is only the object of direct knowledge, is "avyakta".
Doubt - What is Pramad?
Solution - Pramad is the name given to the intense emergence of the four Sanjwalan Kshayas and the nine Nokshayas, a total of thirteen natures. 1. G.P. 1 p. 176. 2. D.P. 1 p. 177. 3. P.P. 7 p. 11.