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762/Go. Sa. Jivakanda
Gatha 703
No, therefore, there is no action either. ) The remaining three cognitions are also not actions in the form of action, because in the previous Sānādi Gunasthanas, running away from fear, sexual play, and accepting possessions are not seen as actions. In the seventh and beyond, the remaining three cognitions are mentioned by way of treatment, and the reason for the treatment is the arising and fading of the karmas that are the cause of those three cognitions. Therefore, from the point of view of karma-arising alone, there are three cognitions without the food of the non-negligent restrained. These three cognitions are also present in the Apurvakarana. In the first part of the Anivrittikara Gunasthanas, there are only two cognitions: sexual intercourse and possessions.
Why?
The reason for these two cognitions is that at the end of the Apurvakarana Gunasthanas, the arising and fading of fear have been destroyed. Therefore, the cognition of fear is not there. Therefore, only the aforementioned two cognitions remain. In the second part of the Anivrittikara, the cognition of sexual intercourse is also not there because the arising of the Ved-Nok-Pay karma is destroyed. That is, after the internalization, the arising of the Ved is destroyed when it goes to the Antamaha. Therefore, the second part of the beings do not have the cognition of sexual intercourse. Therefore, only the cognition of possessions remains by way of treatment (the reason for the treatment is the existence of karma) in the second, third, fourth, and fifth parts of the Anivrittikara. In the Sukshma-Samparaya, the cognition of possessions is also in a subtle (small) form because here there is only the arising of subtle greed, not gross greed. In the eleventh Gunasthanas, the cognitions attain a state of quiescence. It is also said that the reason for the quiescence of the cognitions is that here there is complete quiescence of the Mohaniya karma, therefore, the cognitions that arise from it also remain quiescent. Therefore, here it is called quiescent cognition. But in the twelfth and beyond, all the Gunasthanas, one should know the full effect of the cognition, because the passions are completely destroyed here, therefore, the destruction of the cognitions is natural. In this way, in the quiescent and beyond Gunasthanas, the cognitions are not without action, because in the absence of the cause, there is an absence of action.
The map of the number of cognitions (and their extinction) according to the Gunasthanas is as follows:
Gunasthanas
| Gunasthanas || 2 | 3 || 5 | - | | 10 11 12 13 | 14 | Cognition || 4 | 4 | « | 4 | 4 | 3 | 3 | 2 | • • • Extinction | • | | | 1 | 1 | 1 . 1 | . ... |
In the Gunasthanas, the path of liberation is easy because of the previous teachings. In the Gadinadis, the wrong views are destroyed and the right views arise. || 703 ||
1. Padam-Parinayattigan Bhanaya Mage ....... ....... Papuvakarna Charimsamaye Bhaysass Udiramodaya Gata Nera Bhaysapma Mathi 1 Gh. 2438.
2. Dh. 2/441.
3. Gh, 21442.
4. Ashantadipu Karya Rahitagi Na, Karana Bhavace Kavyabhavaha. Pra. Pan. San. Adhi 4/Ga. 2./Tika.