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Gommatasar Karmakanda - 326
Meaning - The four natures of the four-gated Mithyadristi Jivas, the six natures of the one-sensed, two-sensed, three-sensed and four-sensed Jivas, and the three natures of the Tejakaya and Vayukaya are capable of being stirred up, and they have some sattva in their own place and some sattva not in their own place.
Special Meaning - The sattva of a four-gated Mithyadristi Jiva, whose being is not that of a Tirthankara, Narakayu or Devayu, is 145 natures without being stirred up, and 143 natures when the Aharakdvig is stirred up, 142 natures when the Samyaktvaprakriti is stirred up, and 149 natures when the Mishramohaniya (Samyagmithyatva) is stirred up. In this way, the sattva in their own places is known, and in the place of origin, the sattva of the one-sensed, two-sensed, three-sensed, four-sensed, earth, water and plant bodies is 145, 143, 142, 149 respectively, as mentioned earlier. And when the Devagati and DevagatyAnupurvi, these two natures, are stirred up, the sattva of these one-sensed etc. in their own place is 139 natures, and when the NarakdvigVaikriyikdvig, i.e. these four, are stirred up, the sattva in their own place is 135 natures, and in the place of origin, the Tejakaya and Vayukaya do not have the sattva of the human lifespan. Therefore, the sattva without being stirred up is 144 natures, and when the Aharakdvig is stirred up, the sattva is 142, 141, 140 natures respectively, and when the Devagati and DevagatyAnupurvi are stirred up, the sattva is 138 natures. When the Narakchaturshka (NarakgatiNarakgatyAnupurvi, VaikriyikSharira, VaikriyikAnopan) is stirred up, the sattva is 134 natures, and in their own place, when the Tejakaya, Vayukaya of the higher lineage are stirred up, the sattva is 133 natures, and when the Manushyadvig is stirred up, the sattva is 131 natures.
These last two sattvas (133 - 131) should also be known in the place of origin of the one-sensed, two-sensed, three-sensed, four-sensed, earth, water and plant bodies. Here, the sattva that is present in the previous state, whether it is stirred up or not, is added to the sattva that is present in the subsequent state at the time of birth in that subsequent state, which is the place of origin.
1. The Asanyata state, having attained the Sanvata, begins to stir up the Aharakdvig in the interval of a moment. As long as it remains Asanyata, it continues to stir up. (D. Pu. 16 p. 498)
2. Doubt - Gommatasar Karmakanda Gatha 351 Big Commentary has stated that the sattva of Tejakaya Vayukaya in the place of origin is 144, and when stirred up, it is 131. So, can it die with the sattva of 144 there? We have this doubt that the Tejakaya Vayukaya Jiva will stir up the first 10 natures of the stirred up natures, is this correct?
Solution - The Jiva can be born in Tejakaya and Vayukaya with the sattva of 144 natures and die with the sattva of 144 natures after a short time of taking the Ksudra Bhav. If it wanders in Tejakaya Vayukaya for a long time, it can stir up 13 natures and be born in another body with 131 natures. There is no rule that it will leave Tejakaya, Vayukaya only after stirring up 10 natures.