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740 / Go. Sa. Jivakanda
Gatha 676-684
Solution - This cannot be accepted, because the Audarikamishra Kayayog is of the Paryaptakas. This proves that the sixth Gunasthanavarti Sanayat are also Aparyaptakas.
Doubt - Since the Audarikamishra Kayayog is of the Aparyaptakas, as mentioned in the Sutra, due to the Kevali state being intended in the Kapata-Samudghat, what is the significance of the word "Niyam" (rule) used in the Sutra "Jivas are Paryaptakas by rule in the Sanayat state"? And in such a situation, the question arises whether the word "Niyam" used in the said Sutra is purposeful or purposeless?
Solution - The second option cannot be accepted out of these two options, because it is contradictory to have purposelessness (meaninglessness) in the elements derived from the words of Shri Pushpadanta. And the publication of the Sutra's eternality cannot be the result of the word "Niyam", because if this is accepted, then the Sutras that do not contain the word "Niyam" will have the context of impermanence. But this is not the case, because if this is accepted, then the word "Niyam" in the Sutra "Audarik Kayayog is of the Paryaptakas" will have an effect, leading to the context of the presence of Audarik Kayayog in the Aparyaptakas, which is not desirable. Therefore, the word "Niyam" used in the Sutra is indicative, not regulatory. If this is not accepted, then the context of its meaninglessness will arise.
- What is indicated by this word "Niyam"?
Doubt
Solution - This indicates that the Sutra "Jivas are Paryaptakas by rule in the Samyagmadhyadristi, Sanatasanayat and Sanayat state" is impermanent. The name of the eternal is the uniform tendency in its subject, and the name of the impermanent is the tendency in its subject in some places and not in others. From this, the Aparyaptakana of the Samyagmithyadristi, Sanatasanayat and Sanayats who produce the next body, and the Kevalis who have attained Kapata, Pratar and Lokapurranasamudghat, is proved.
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Doubt - The body that is started is Aparyaptak because it is incomplete. But in the Sayogi state, the body does not start, so the Aparyaptakana of the Sayogi cannot be formed?
Solution - No, because the Yogis who are devoid of the six Paryaptak forms of power in the Kapata or other Samudghat states are therefore Paryaptak.
In the Vaitrivik Kayayog in the Paryaptak state of Devas and Narakas, there are four Gunasthanas: Mithyatva, Samadan, Samyagmithyatva and Asanayat Samyatrava, i.e., the first, second, third and fourth. In the Aparyaptak state of these, in the Vaikriyikamishra Kayayog, Samyagmithyatva is not the fifth Gunasthan. This is a special feature that in the Vaikriyikamishra Kayayog of Narakas, the second Gunasthan, Samadan, is also not present, i.e., there are only two Gunasthanas, the first and the fourth. In the Kriyikamishra Kayayog of Devas, there are three Gunasthanas: the first, second and fourth. In the Vaikriyikamishra Kayayog of Bhavan Devas and all Devis, there are two Gunasthanas: the first and the second.
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