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52
Karmavipaka
And even more excellent than the Palyopama, he knows and sees the innumerable parts of the past, present, and future mental states, and he knows and sees the objects that are pure and free from delusion, which are thought about or will be thought about by the mind for a slightly longer period of time than the Vipulamati and the Riju.
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From the perspective of the Riju, he knows and sees the innumerable synonyms of mental states, but he knows and sees only an infinite part of all the states, and the Vipulamati knows and sees a slightly larger number of synonyms than the Riju, pure and free from delusion.
In addition to the above characteristics, there are some other characteristics in both types of Man:paryayajnan:
The Vipulamati Man:paryayajnan is more subtle and knows more specifics clearly than the Riju.
The Riju may disappear after it arises, but the Vipulamati Man:paryayajnan does not disappear. It simply transforms into knowledge, and then its existence is Akinchitkar.
Difference between Avadhijnan and Man:paryayajnan
Avadhijnan and Man:paryayajnan are similar in the form of imperfect, incomplete, and transcendental direct perception, but they differ in purity, field, owner, and subject matter. For example,
"MA bound to know, near and far, Vipulamai is more subtle, more extensive, more pure, the third way of knowing
Near ...
"etc.
1. (a) Ujjumai Ananta
- Mandi Sutra 18
(b) Sadvishesha by Vishuddhayapratipata. Sastha Sutra. 401 Sutra 24
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