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## Gaya 650-651
## Sambhavbharggagga/711
When the power of the faith that destroys the meaning of the existing state is weakened in the competitors of the nature of Samyaktva, then their name is Kshayika. The pacification of the weakened competitors, i.e., the happiness, is called Kshayopaśama. The Samyaktva that arises from it is Kshayopaśamik. This statement happens.
The point is that even when karmas are arising, the part of the Jiva's guna that remains available is the Kshayopaśamik state. (3.5.185) Shri Brahmadeva has also said that the manifestation (attainment) of the one-sided (pranik) knowledge, etc., guna, while the country-betraying competitors are arising, is the Kshayopaśamik state.
The Jiva who is Vedak and Mamya-gdasht is weak in faith, therefore, just as an old man holds a piece of wood loosely in his hand, so too he is loose-grip in the matter of Tattvarth, therefore, it does not take long for him to contradict that Samyaktva from wrong reasons and wrong conclusions.
The nature of the one who is endowed with pacification is: "Five difficult, ten, delusion, and pacification arise, which is the endurance of effort. The pacification-endowed death is like pure water free from dirt and mud." ||650|| "Kshayopaśama, purity, preaching, suitability, and action, these five are the attainments. Of these, four are common. But when there is the attainment of action, Samyaktva is definitely there." ||651||
**Gatha-arth:** Just as water becomes pure by going below the mud, in the same way, the faith in the substance that arises from the pacification of the Darshan-mohaniya karma is the pacification-Samyaktva. ||650|| Kshayopaśama, purity, preaching, suitability, and action, these five are the attainments. Of these, four are common. But when there is the attainment of action, Samyaktva is definitely there. ||651||
**Vishesharth:** Just as the mud in water is pacified in relation to the substance like Katak, etc., in the same way, the non-manifestation of the karma's own nature in the soul is pacification. The five attainments are: 1. Kshayopaśama attainment, 2. Purity attainment, 3. Preaching attainment, 4. Suitability attainment, 5. Action attainment. These five attainments are before the manifestation of the first pacification. Their detailed explanation is in the Labdhisar granth, here it is also said briefly.
"The karma-mal-rupa-patala's fruit-giving power, i.e., the anubhag, when it arises, becomes infinitely diminished at every moment, that is the Kshayopaśama attainment." ||4|| [Labdhisar]
1. Shraval Pu. 5 p. 200 | 2. Dhaval Pu. 1 p. 171 | 3. Dhaval p. 1 p. 366 | 205; Labdhisar Ga. 3 | 5. Sarvarthasiddhi |
4. Dhaval Pu. 6 p. 136