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Gommatasar Karmakanda-316
Meaning: In the Upashama Vidhana, the order is the same as in the Kshapana Vidhana, but the special point is that the two Krodhaadis related to A-pratyakhyana and Pratyakhyana Kshaya, which are between Sajwalana Kshaya and Purusha Veda, are first pacified in order, and then the Sanchalana Krodhaadis are pacified. (This has been explained in detail in verse 337).
Special Meaning: The six non-Kshayas, namely Napunsaka Veda, Stri Veda, Hasyaadi, are pacified in order, and after pacifying Purusha Veda, the Navakasamaya-Prabaddha form of that Purusha Veda, along with its Bandha, pacifies the Madhyama A-pratyakhyana and Pratyakhyana Krodha. The newly formed Bandha here is called Navakbandha, and the newly formed Bandha of Purusha Veda is not pacified during the time of pacifying Purusha Veda, because the Achalavali is unable to transform the Karma-prakriti otherwise. Therefore, the Madhyama Krodha pair, which is the result of Purusha Veda, is pacified during the time of pacifying them. Similarly, the nature of the Navakbandha of Sajwalana Krodhaadi should be known as it is. After that, Sanchalana Krodha is pacified, and after that, the Madhyama form of A-pratyakhyana and Pratyakhyana, along with the Navakbandha of this Sajwalana Krodha, is pacified. After that, Sanchalana is pacified. After that, the Madhyama A-pratyakhyana, Pratyakhyana Maya pair, along with the Navakbandha of that Sanchalana, is pacified, and after that, Sanchalana Maya is pacified. After that, the Madhyama A-pratyakhyana, Pratyakhyana Lobha, along with the Navakbandha of Sajwalana Maya, is pacified. After that, Badara Sanchalana Lobha is pacified. This special feature should be known only in Mohaniya Karma, because without Mohaniya, there is no Upashama Vidhana for other Karmas. In this way, in the Upashama Shreni, Moha is pacified, its existence is not destroyed, therefore, from A-purvakarana to Upashanta Kshaya Gunasthan, the Narakaayu and Tiryanchayu of those who have the Upashama Shreni should be known as 146 Prakriti, and the one who has disassociated the Ananta Anubandhi Kshaya has 142 Prakriti. The Kshayika Samyagdrishti, who has the Upashama Shreni, should be known as 138 Prakriti from A-purvakarana to Upashanta Kshaya Gunasthan. The one who has not had any Ayu Bandha should be known as 138 Prakriti in the four Gunasthanas of Asanyataadi, but the one who has had Devaayu Bandha should be known as 139 Prakriti.
In Naraka, etc., the existence of Prakriti, Sthiti, Anubhaga, and Pradesh, which are different from each other, should be understood as appropriate.
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