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Firm Granth Part Four
Asanshi-Panchendriya etc. four living beings are mentioned. Here, the meaning of insufficient is from the cause being insufficient, not from the obtained being insufficient; because - the sufficient is only the Dhyadev, the neuter.
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Asanshi Panchendriya is considered here as two beings, female and male, and in the principle, neuter; however, there is no contradiction in this. The statement here is from the perspective of the Bhava Veda. The contradiction is from the perspective of the Dravya Veda and the principle. Those who have the Bhava Neuter Veda are either female or male.
There are no signs of a male in the Anahara Maggana. In the eight living beings mentioned above, seven are insufficient and one is sufficient. All types of insufficient beings, Anahara, are at that time when they do not take food for one, two or three times in the Vigraha Gati (Vakra Gati). The sufficient Sanshi is considered Anahara in this regard because the Kevalgyani, in relation to the Madhya Mana, are called Sanjni and they do not take any kind of food because they are Karman Kayayogi in the third, fourth and fifth times of the Kevali Samudhata.
1) "O Bhati, is Asanshi Panchendriya, a Tirthankara, a male, a female or a neuter? Goma! It is not a male or a female, it is a neuter." - Bhagavati
2) "Vasanjni Paryapt is a neuter, but it is considered to be a female because it has the form of a female."
— 3 - See, Appendix 'Ru'.
Sangrah Dvara 1 Ga 24 Original Commentary.
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