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714/ Go. Sa. Jivakanda
All the darshanamohaniya karmas are pacified by the absence of their arising, and they remain pacified for a period of time equal to an antarmukhurta. When it is said "savvovasame", it should be understood that all the darshanamohaniya karmas are pacified, because the pacified state of the three karmas, namely mithyatva, samyaktva, and samyagmithyatva, is seen to be divided according to their nature, state, section, and region.
In the first moment of the pacified darshanamohaniya, that is, in the first moment of attaining samyagdarshan, three distinctions arise, namely samyaktva, samyagmithyatva, and mithyatva.
How do these doubts arise?
Solution - Just as there are three parts when grains are pounded by a machine, similarly, there is an effect of opposition in the arising of the three distinctions of the darshanamohaniya, which are pounded by the results of shranivrittikaran.
Without the destruction of the kandaka, the section of the mithyatva karma is spoken of, and by transforming it into the form of the section of the samyaktva nature and the samyagmithyatva nature, it produces three karmas, that is, distinctions or divisions, of one karma in the form of mithyatva, in the first moment of attaining the first pacification of samyaktva.
Michchatt missa samm saruveera ya sattivo ya shrasankhanantena ya
Gatha 650
Tatidha yada.
Honti bhajiyakama 1600. [Labdhisar]
- The mithyatva dravya becomes three kinds, namely mithyatva, mishra, and samyaktva mohaniya. In relation to the dravya, the countless part of the mithyatva is the dravya in the samyaktva nature and the mishra nature, and the infinite part of the mithyatva is the section in the samyaktva and the mishra nature.
In the first moment of the first pacification of samyaktva, it cuts off the infinite samsara and makes the samsara state only a half-pudgala transformation. It is also said:
"Ekkena shraadiyamichchha. Ditthina tithig karavani kadhun uvasamasammattam padiyshnapatamasamae pranto sansari dvisno shraddhapompalpariyattamesi ko."
1. Jayadhaval Pu. 12 p. 315. 4. Dhaval Pu. 5 p. 11.
- One anadi mithyadristi jiva, by performing three actions, attains the first pacification of samyaktva, and in the first moment of attaining it, cuts off the infinite samsara and makes it only a half-pudgala transformation. Such a great work is done by the result of the first pacification of samyaktva. The first pacification of samyaktva result, or the ativivrittikaran, has such power that it cuts through the infinite-infinite samsara time and makes it only a very small half-pudgala transformation. In other ways, the samsara state cannot be only a half-pudgala transformation.
2. Jayadhaval Pu. 12 p. 281.
3. Dhaval Pu. 6 p. 235.