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Karmagrantha Part Four
Kevala-nik, these three uses are also not used. The remaining ones are. The six have been counted in Avadhi-vikka because the description of Avadhi-use is found in the scriptures for the Pravaks.
In Misra-rasthi, there are no six uses, 'Yo Nir' in it; but the special feature is that in Misra-rasthi, three Shans are mixed, not pure, i.e. Mati-gyan, Mati-agyan-mithit, Taman, Bhut-agyan-mixed and Avadhiman, Vimang-gyan-mixed. The mixture is considered because at the time of Misra-rasthi-munasthan, due to the awakening of the Bhani-Vishuddha Banimohamiya-pus, the results are partly pure and partly impure, i.e. mixed. Purity is called Mati etc. from the point of view of expectation, and impurity is called Sham from the point of view of expectation.
In Gunasthan, the Avadhi-vashan is related to the Kam-ampik side. The first side, in the first Gunasthan etc., has Avapina Mamata, which is specified in the 21st verse. The second side, in the third Gunasthan, considers Avadhi-darshan, which is specified in the 48th verse. In this place, taking the second side, Avadhi-darshan has been counted in the uses of Misra-rasthi. || 33 ||
Manana-chakkhu-vajja, Anahari tinni dasan nau natha. Chauna-sanchamovas, -maveyage ohi-dase ya || 34 ||
Manoshana-chakshurja Anahare trini varshanaani chatvari jnanaani. Chatursana-samyamo-pashama-vedake'avadhi-darshanne cha. || 34 ||
Meaning - In the Anaharak-marg, except for Mam-paryapaman and Chaman, there are ten remaining uses. Twelve jams, four samyams, up
1-For example: - Shri Yut Dhanapati Singh Ji by Mudris Upasak-vasha p. 70.
2-The same thing is accepted in Gommatsar. See, the verse 704 of Jivakand.