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## 784/Go. Sa. Jivakanda
**Verse 731**
A question arises from reading "Mag-sag lessa bharide" in the Shanka-gatha: From which Leshyas will the Dvitiyopa-shama-samyaktvi be born? And where in the Devas do these Samyagdrstis arise?
... This is called Devak Mayaav. By subduing the Upashama and ascending the Upashama श्रेणी (category), then descending from there, the जीवs attain Pre-Upashamic Samyaktva in the insufficient time of the Saudharma-Aishana Kalpavasis Devas, having passed through the Upashama Samyagdrsti Gunasthanas of Pramannamayat, Apramatta-samyat, Asanyat, and Samyata-samyat, and having experienced the medium Tejo-leshya, and then dying.
And, if the same जीवs, having attained the same Gunasthanas, die after experiencing the excellent Tejo-leshya or the inferior Padma-leshya, they are born in the Sanat-Kumar and Mahendra Kalpas with the Pre-Upashamic Samyaktva.
And, if the same Upashama Samyagdrsti जीवs die after experiencing the medium Padma-leshya, they are born in the Brahma and other six Kalpas.
And, if the same Upashama Samyagdrsti जीवs die after experiencing the excellent Padma-leshya or the inferior Shukla-leshya, they are born in the Devas of the eleventh and twelfth heavens with the Aupa-shamic Samyaktva.
And, if they ascend the Upashama श्रेणी and then descend without dying, and die after experiencing the medium Shukla-leshya, they are born in the thirteen, fourteen, and up to the ninth Greveyak, in these thirteen (heavens) with the Upashama Samyaktva.
And, if the aforementioned Upashama Samyagdrsti जीवs die after experiencing the excellent Shukla-leshya, they are born in the nine Anudish and five Anuttar Bimanovaami Devas with the Upashama Samyaktva.
Thus, death occurs according to the Leshya. And, due to this (above mentioned) reason, the Pre-Upashamic Samyaktva is attained in the insufficient time of all the Asanyat Samyagdrsti Devas from the Saudharma heaven upwards (i.e., up to the Sarvarthasiddhi).
The nature of the Siddhas who are beyond the Gunasthanas is the Siddha-aran, Siddha-gai, Kevala-aran, and Darshan, Kshayik Samyaktva, Anahar, and the simultaneous occurrence of Jnan-upayog and Darshan-upayog. ||731||
**Meaning of the Verse:** The Siddhas have the Siddha-gati, Kevala-jnana, and Kevala-darshan, Kshayik Samyaktva, Anahar, and the simultaneous occurrence of Jnan-upayog and Darshan-upayog. ||731||
**Special Meaning:** This verse implies that the Siddhas do not have the four Gatis, four impure Jnan, three Darshan, and the Vedak or Upashama (both) Samyaktva or Mithyatva, Sasadan or Mithya-bhav, and Grahar (of Karma-nov-arm), and the sequential occurrence of Jnan and Darshan, which are all created by Karma-udaya.
Another point is that, regarding what the Siddhas are, this same text, in the Karma-kanda, states:
"Out of the five Bhavas - Maupashamik, Kshayik, Mishr, Audayik, and Parinamik - the Siddhas have two Bhavas: Kshayik and Parinamik. And, with respect to the further divisions of these two, the Siddhas have Samyaktva, Jnan..."
1. Dh. 2/562.