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## Appendix "J"
## Page 65, Line 8, on the word "Samyaktava"
To understand its nature, especially its specific types, it is very useful to consider the following points:
(1) Is Samyaktava caused or uncaused? (2) What is the basis for the distinctions like Shramik, etc.?
(3) The characteristics of Aupashmik and Shreyopashmik Samyak, and the differences between them, as well as the characteristics of Kshayik Samyak.
(4) The nature of Samadhana, Vipaday, and Pradesh-odaya. And the explanation and clarification of Upayam.
(1) - Is Samyak a result or uncaused? The answer to this question is that it cannot be considered uncaused; because whatever is uncaused should be the same in all times, in all places, or its absence should be there. Samyaktava-result is neither the same in all nor is its absence. Therefore, it should be considered caused. When we consider it caused, the question arises as to what its definite cause is; the external causes like listening to sermons, worshiping the Bhagavan, etc., which are considered as external causes, cannot be the rules of Samyaktava, because even in the presence of these external causes, the definite cause for the manifestation of Samyaktava-result in many beings is the special nature of the Anadi Parinaamik called Jiva's Tathavidha Bhavya-tva. When this Parinaamik Madhyatva matures, then Samyaktava is attained. Bhavya-tva result is like a curable disease. Some curable diseases are cured by themselves (without external remedies). For the cure of some curable diseases, treatment of the bondage is also necessary, and there are also some curable diseases that disappear after many days. Bhavya-tva-nature is like this! The Madhyatva of many beings attains maturity without external causes. There are also beings whose Bhavya-tva nature matures with the need for external causes like listening to scriptures, etc. And the Bhavya-tva result of many beings matures by itself after a long time has passed. The external causes like listening to scriptures, worshiping the Arhat, etc., are only cooperative. Sometimes they help in the maturation of Madhyatva, so in practice they are considered as the cause of Samyaktava, and the need for their support is shown. But from the point of view of certainty, the maturation of Tathavidha-Bhavya-tva is the only Samyaktava.