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The power to know and see the karmic fruits, in the form of substances, is present in the Avadhijnani. _ From the perspective of time - the Avadhijnani knows and sees the substances in the form of an infinitesimal part of the Aalika, from the lowest, and knows and sees the substances in the form of the past and future time, from the highest, up to countless Utsavini-Avarapio proofs.
From the perspective of feeling - he knows and sees the infinite permutations of the substance in the form of the lowest, and also knows and sees the infinite permutations of the substance in the form of the highest.
There are infinite distinctions of the infinite. Whether these distinctions are of any kind, such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, they will still be infinite distinctions. Therefore, one should understand the difference between the lowest and the highest infinite. The meaning of infinite feeling should be understood as much as the infiniteth feeling of all feelings.
Just as the intellect and hearing of a Mithyadristi Jiva are called Kumati and Kushrut (intellect-ignorance and hearing-ignorance), similarly the Avadhijnana of a Mithyadristi Jiva is called Vibhangajnana. After describing Avadhijnana, we now describe Manahparyayajnana.
Manahparyayajnana - There are two types of Manahparyayajnana - Rijumati and Vipulmati.
1. (a) How many types of Parinamas are there in Aṇay? Go Yama! It is said to be three types,
namely - Maiyagaṇ Parinām, Mayamāṇ Pariyām, Vimangṇāṇ Parigām.
Prajñāpanā, Pada 13 (4) Mati Tāyadhyo Viparyayaśca. -Tasyāyasūtra, A. 1. Sutra 31 2. Maṇapajjavṇāṇe Dṛvihe Pāṇato, Na Jaha -Ujjumati Ceva Viulmati Ceva.
• Sthānāṅga, Sthān 2. U. 1, Sutra 71