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Firm Granth Part Four
Six Bhavas and their divisions.
In five verses! Upsamalapamiso-day, parinama dunvattharagavisa. Tiya bhay sannivaiy, samman charan padhamaave. || 4 ||
Upshamakshayamibhodayparinam nighaashtaadasheka-vimshatyah. Bhayomedastanipaatikah, samyaksh charan pradhamam aaye. || 1 || Pratham-aupashamik, shayik, mishra (kshayopashamik), aushayik and parivaamik, these are the five root bhavas. These have respectively two, mou, eighteen, rakees and three meds. The sixth bhava is sannipaatik. In the first (aupashamik) bhava, samyaksh and charitra, these are the two divisions. || 630
Meaning-Bhava, is called paryay. Ajiyaka's paryay is ajivika bhava and jiva's paryay is jiva bhava. In this verse, jiva's bhavas are shown. These are the five root bhavas.
1-Praupashamik-Bhava is that which arises from upshama. The stopping of both types of karma-udaya, pradesh and vipak, is upshama.
-Gnayik-Bhava is that which manifests when there is complete destruction of karma.
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1 HTHEt, anuyogadafe 113 to 127 all of them; tasvarth-a.ke rase utakke satrmen taya satran-niki 10vi gapa nasha usko saka hai. Vasanghar-
tako mogaashame ma 2ko 3ge gathaki tika tatha samarth vichar-sarobarako 52se 57 baki gathabhaum namka vigtaarpoorvak varnan hai.
Gommatmar karmakand mein ham vishayka 'bhavadhulika nanak ka sas prakaran hai. Bhavon bhed-umed sadh usko 15 se 19 samko maya pare. Bhage usmen ko saray bhamaasha risaye.
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