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768/Go. Sa. Jivakanda
Gatha 708-710
Solution - In terms of Gunasthanas, Jivasamas, Paryaptis, Pranas, Sanjnas, Indriyas, Kayas, Yogas, Vedas, Kashayas, Gyanas, Samyamas, Darshanas, Leshyanas, Bhavayas, Abhakshyas, Samyaktvas, Sanji-Asanshis, Ahari-Manahaaris, and in use, the examination of beings that is characterized by sufficient and insufficient adjectives is called Prarupana.
In Mugasthanas, Palap
Proghe Micchbugevi Ya, Prayadapamatte Sajogithanamm.
Tinnav Ya Palava, Sesesikko Have Riyama ||708|| Gathaarth - In Mugasthanas, there are three Palapas in Mithyatvadvik and Asanyat, Pramat and Sajogisthan. In the rest, there is only one by rule. ||708||
Vishesharth - In these five Gunasthanas of Mithyatva, Sasadan, Asanyat, Pramatsamyat and Sayogi Kevali, there are all three Palapas: Paryapt, Aparyapt and Samany. But in the remaining Gunasthanas, there is only one Paryapt Palap in these nine Gunasthanas: Pani Mishr, Desh Samyat, Apramatsamyat and Apurvakaranadhik Shina Kashayaparyant 5 and Ayogi Kevali Gunasthan. Further, the Acharya says this Gatha for clarification.
Samaranam Pajjattam Apajjatam Chedi Tini Palava.
Dudhiyappam Apajjatam Laddhirinavattagan Chedi ||709|| Gathaarth - There are three Palapas: Samany, Paryapt and Aparyapt. Again, there are two types of Aparyapt Palap: (1) Labdhyaparyapt (2) Nityaparyapt ||709||
Duviham Pi Apajjatam, Proghe Miccheva Hodi Rinayamen.
Sasaranaprayadapamatte Nivyattiapuranago Hodi ||710|| Gathaarth - Both types of Aparyapt Palap (Labdhyaparyapt and Nityaparyapt) are only in the Mithyatva Gunasthan out of all the Gunasthanas. In the three Gunasthanas of Sasadan, Asanyat and Pramatsamyat, there is Nityapatti Palap. ||710||
Vishesharth - Here it is explained that both types of Aparyapt Palap are only in the first Gunasthan. Because, Labdhyapatti is only in the Mithyatva Gunasthan. Also, the rise of the Karma called Aparyapti is only up to the first Gunasthan. It is not in the Gunasthanas beyond that.
Shankha - What is the Karma called Aparyapti? Solution - The rise of which does not make any Paryapti complete, i.e. it is Labdhyapatti Avartha.
1 Gh. 2/1 2. Ladhi Anushyam Micchathe. Go. Ni. 127. 3. Go. Ka. 265.