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Gommatasar Karmakanda-192
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The proof of choice has been explained above. Similarly, when the choice increases progressively in the order of the innumerable parts of the category, starting from the second yogasthan, which has the same dimension, another unique competitor arises. In this way, when the number of competitors for one quality loss is equal to the number of unique competitors, the proof of the inferior yogasthan doubles. In this way, the proof of yogasthanas also doubles, and finally, the most excellent yogasthan of the sentient five-sense-equipped sufficient being is produced.
Special Note - Doubt - How many yogasthanas are there before a unique competitor arises due to the increase in projections in this order of existence?
Solution - In response to such a doubt, it is said that it arises only after the innumerable parts of the category, because a unique competitor is not produced without the increase in the ultimate yogasparadhak. The yogaprakshepa in the ultimate sparadhak is equal to the innumerable parts of the category, because dividing the ultimate sparadhak by one yogaprakshepa gives the innumerable part of the category. Therefore, when the number of projections increases to the innumerable parts of the category, the number of living regions in the last competitor of the new competitors is greater than the previous competitors. These living regions are taken from the increased projections of the last (final) inferior competitor and established upwards in order. Then, from these, the living regions of the inferior (first category) squares related to the inferior place are taken, equal to the living regions of the ultimate sparadhak, and combined with them in order. The remaining is divided into innumerable lokas in the same way as before. The desired place is produced by multiplying the obtained result separately with the living regions of the squares of the competitor related to the desired place and then dividing the living regions of the desired category into equal parts. This should be understood. From here onwards, with the increase of each projection, the competitor remains in place, and only the innumerable parts of the category are produced. Then, in this way, a unique competitor is produced. In this way, it should be taken up to the final yogasthan.
Doubt - Now, why is the proof of the inferior competitor's sticks related to the inferior place not explained by establishing the inferior competitor's sticks in order from one to one more, starting from one, and combining them according to the summation formula (S x 15 - 120)?
Solution - This is not a fault, because only the innumerable parts of these competitor sticks
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