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756 / Go. Ma. Jivakanda
Verse 668
From the translation of Margara, there are Sanji and Asanji Jivas. That is, Samansk and Amansk are the two forms of Sanji Marg. Therefore, both are mentioned in this verse about Sanji Marg. (Know this everywhere.) There, Sanji Jivas are from the first Gunasthan to the twelfth Gunasthan. And those Jivas who are in the first Gunasthan by rule, are only in the Mithyadristi Gunasthan. Pujyapada Acharya has also said that there is only one Mithyadristi Gunasthan in Sanji. Therefore, Asanji, up to Panchendriya, wherever they are Asanji, the Gunasthan is also called Mithyatva.
In Aharamarg, the pure
Thavar Kaya reaches the Sayogi Charimoti, it is called Aharak. Karmai Pranahari, Ajogin Siddhi, they are also called Anahari. ||668||
Meaning - From Thavar Kaya to the Sayogi Gunasthan, they are Aharak. Karmaka Yoga ones, Ajogin Kevali Bhagwan and all Siddhas are Anahari. ||668||
Special Meaning - Here, Gunasthan is mentioned in Aharamarg. There are two types of Aharamarg (1) Aharak (2) Naharak. So, Thavar Kaya (Ekendriya) Mithyatvi to the thirteenth Gunasthan, Sayogi, all Jivas are Aharak. * And Karmaka Kaya Yogi Jivas, Ajogin Kevali Bhagwan and all Siddhas are Anahari.
Doubt - In which Gunasthan are they Anahari?
Solution - (1) Mithyadristi (2) Sasadan (3) Asanyat Samyagvati (4) Sayogkevali (because Karmayoga is possible in these four) and (5) Prayogkevali; in these five Gunasthan, Jivas are Anahari, in other Gunasthan, they are Aharak.
Doubt - Even in the Karmaka Kaya Yogi state of Kaka Yoga Jivas, there is the existence of Karma's reception, so why are Karmaka Kaya Yogi Jivas not called Aharak, so that Anahari are only Prayogi and Siddha?
Solution - They are not called Aharak because during Karmaka Kaya Yoga, the Nokvargana's Ahar has a maximum of three times of separation time. In essence, the reason for the Anahari state of Karmaka Kaya Yogi Jivas is the absence of the reception of their Nokvargana.
2. Suggi Miccha Itrippanndi 1. Saviyatra Prathi Mani Amipi || 172 || Jivasthan, Shatkhandagam. Jav Khognakasay Viyaram Chhadumatta Ti. || 173 || 14 Jivasthan Shatvam Sarvashi 1 | 3. Asanjipu Ekamev Mithyadrististanam. S. Si. 1/8 . 2/586 Navi Sanska. Evam Patkan. 1 / 174. 4. Graharanuvaadena Aharim Mannuma Ali Terahgugaadashai Shravala Ghu. 2/836, S. Si. 1/8 Prakarga 44 / 1.24. 5. Pranaharachumuthane Su Viggagah Samavanya, Kevalon Va Samupadadam Jogikevali Siddha Chedi || 177 || Shra Jivasthan | Pra. P. Sangrah 1/177; M. Si. 1/8/44: Sanskrit Pan. Sangrah 1 / 324 Dh. Pu. 1/4/21 Sha. Pu. 2 P. 850, 051 Dhaval Pu. 1 P. 154 Evam Go. Ji. 666. Pu. 2 || Patra 670 Gaharin, Lokammagaharanaabhavad.
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