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Karmagrantha Part
105
(4)-Usage in Marganas.
[From six stanzas]
Tianaan Naan Pan Cha 3, San Bar Jiyalakshanavoga. Vinu Mannaanadukeval, Nav Surtiriniryaajaesu ||30||
Piinyajnanani Maamani Pancha Chatvari, Darshanani Dwadash Jivalamanamupyogaah. Vina Mamojnanadikeval Nav Surtirmanirayayateshu ||30||
Meaning: These twelve usages, which are the characteristics of the jiva, are five knowledge and four darshanas. Of these, the three usages of Maata, Paryaya, Karma and Kevala-dik are not found in the nine usages of vevagati, tiryanvagati, narakagati and avirati. ||30||
Maavarth: The characteristic of any object is its extraordinary dharma. Because the purpose of a lakshya is to show the lakshya as different from other objects. Which can only happen in extraordinary dharma. Usage is the extraordinary (special) dharma of the jiva and distinguishes it from other beings. For this reason, they are called the characteristics of the jiva.
Mana: Paryaya and Kevala-dik, these three usages are relative to sarvavirati. But vevagati, tiryanvagati, narakagati and avirati, these four marganas do not have the possibility of sarvavirati. Therefore, excluding these three usages, the remaining nine usages are considered.
Those who are in avirati, the pure samyakdravya should be considered to have six usages, three knowledge and three darshanas, and the rest should be considered to have five usages, three ignorance and two darshanas. ||30||