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## Panchaastikaya Prabhrit Hindi Tatparyavritti Gatha - 2
**Uttanika -** Further, the Shruta Jnana is said to be...
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**Anvaya Saha Samaanyarth -** (Pun) Then (Naani) the Knowers (Sudanaanam) call Shruta Jnana (Bhaanti) as (Vaththu Atyass Naanena Tha) knowing the object and its essence (Ladhi Ya Bhavanaa Chev Uvoga Nayaviyappam) there are distinctions in that Shruta Jnana like Labdhi, Bhavana, Upayoga and Nay.
**Vishesharth -** The same soul which had known the object through Mati Jnana, when the Shruta Jnana Avaraniya Karma is destroyed and subsided, then the one who knows the concrete and abstract objects, is called Shruta Jnana by the Knowers. That Shruta Jnana which is in the form of attainment of power is Labdhi, which is in the form of repeated contemplation is Bhavana. There are two more distinctions in it, Upayoga and Nay. By the word Upayoga, one should take the knowledge of the evidence which takes the object, and by the word Nay, one should take only the intention of the knower who takes the object in one aspect, because it is said - "Nayoh Jnaturabhipraayah" that Nay is only the intention of the knower. Knowing the object in all its forms, which is in the form of Guna Paryaya, is Praman, and knowing only one Guna or one Paryaya mainly is Nay. Here, the meaning is that the pure Jnana Darshan, which is the nature of pure Atmik Tattva, which is the cause of the Paramatma Tattva which is to be taken, is to be taken with certainty, and in the form of Samyak Shraddha, Jnana and Acharan, which is the Abhed Ratna Trayaroop Bhava Shruta. And in the practical Nay, one should take the Dravya Shruta, which is the cause of this Bhava Shruta Jnana. ||2||
## Panchaastikaya Prabhrit Sanskrit Tatparyavritti Gatha - 3
**Ohi Taheva Gheppadu Desam Param Cha Ohisavvam Cha.**
**Tinnivi Gunena Niyama Bhavena Desam Taha Niyadam.** ||3||
**Ohim Tava Gheppadu -** This Avaradhi Jnana, when the Avaradhi Jnana Avarana Karma is destroyed and subsided, becomes the knowledge of the concrete object which is known through direct perception, as previously explained, the Shruta Jnana is of three types - Labdhi, Bhavana and Upayoga, similarly, you should take and know this Avaradhi, leaving out Bhavana, in three ways. **Desam Param Cha Ohim Savvam Cha** - Or, the Avaradhi Jnana is of three types - Desha Avaradhi, Parama Avaradhi and Sarva Avaradhi, but the Parama Avaradhi and Sarva Avaradhi are for those who are filled with the joy of Chid Uchchalan, who have tasted the nectar of supreme bliss, who are in the state of Sama Rasa Bhava, and who have attained the ultimate body of Tapa. And it is said - "Paramohi Savvahi Charamasarirasas Viradasa" - **Tinnivi Gunena Niyama -** All three Avaradhis are with certainty due to the special Samyaktavadi Guna. **Bhavena Desam Taha Niyadam -** The meaning is that the Avaradhi of Devas and Narakas is the Desha Avaradhi by the rule of Bhava Pratyaya. ||3||