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Karmagrantha Part Four
The results of the remaining seven jiva-sthānas, which are insufficient and sufficiently subtle, are so complex that in birth, there is no time for any other guna-sthāna except mithyātva. ||3||
"Even in the case of the kevali, there is dravyamāna. Therefore, they are called sanjī, but they are not sanjī in relation to mano-jñāna."
Even the kevali has dravyamāna. Therefore, they are called sanjī, but they are not sanjī in relation to mano-jñāna. In the kevali state, the use of sanjītvam in relation to dravyamāna is also accepted in the Gommatasāra Jīvakāṇḍa. For example:
"The speech of those who have manas is considered to be like a bit of a fruit. This is because, in the earlier guna-sthānas, speech is seen in those who have manas. ||227||
"The ango-angadaya-do, the vasvam-apatta jini vacamhi. Maṇavaragaṇa khaṇṣāṇa, āgamana do maṇa jōgo. ||228||
Even though there is no manas in the saṁyogi-āvali guna-sthāna, it is considered to be manas by way of upacāra because of the presence of speech. The reason for this upacāra is that in the earlier guna-sthānas, speech is seen in those who have manas. ||22||
Jinesvara also has the arrival of the skandhas of mano-vagaṇā due to the rise of the ango-angadaya nāma-vaman for dravyamāna. Therefore, he is called mano-yoga. ||22||