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## Gatha 653
## Samyavanamargna/717
There, when humans attain Samyaktva, other Leshyas are not possible except for the three auspicious Leshyas. Because the extremely dull, purified, and often-seeing being has a vile yellow Leshya.
**Doubt:** Why is there no mention of Devas and Narakas here?
**Solution:** Because they have their own established Leshyas. Here, the primary focus is on the changing Leshyas of Tiryanchas and humans.
Although the Gatha does not mention Yoga and Veda, they are mentioned in Kapayapahar and Jayadhaval. Based on that, it is also stated here:
From any of the four types of Manoyogas, from any of the four types of Vachanayogas, and from any of the Praudarik Kayayoga and Vaikriyik Kayayoga, the transformed being begins the process of diminishing Darshanmoha. Similarly, it should be said for the Nishthaphak and Madhyam Avastha beings, because in both these states, there is no attainment of a rule different from the Prasthaphak.
When a being attains Samyaktva, one of the three Vedas becomes the result. Because, in terms of Dravya and Bhava, there is no contradiction in the being attaining Samyaktva with the inner Veda Paryaya from the three Vedas.
This being should have the combined presence of Kshayopa-sham, Vishuddhi, Deshana, and Prayogya, which are obtained due to the cause (Karanalabdhi). Because without them, the action of diminishing Darshanmoha cannot begin.
With the bondage of any of the four Prayus, Samyagdarshan can occur, but Anuvrat and Mahavrata can only be attained with the bondage of Devauga. This is stated in one Gatha:
**Chatarivi Khettai Paugabandherana Hodi Sammattam.**
**Anuvadam Mahatvadain Ran Lahai Devaugam Mottu. ||653||**
**Gatha Meaning:** Even with the bondage of the four types of Karma related to the four Gatis, Samyagdarshan can arise. But Anuvrat and Mahavrata cannot be attained with the bondage of any other Prayu except Devauga. ||653||
1. Jayapaval, p. 12, p. 205.
2. Jayadal, p. 12, p. 205.
3. Jayadhaval, p. 12, p. 305-306.
4. & 5. Jayadhaval, p. 12, p. 206.
6. Dhaval, p. 1, p. 326, Gatha 166. Pra. Pan. San. p. 42, Gatha 201; Go. Ka. Gatha 334.