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## Pancastikaya Prabhrut
145. The Keval Darshan is said to be. Here, the meaning is that the pure Jiva Astikaya, which is the basis of infinite qualities inseparable from Keval Darshan, is the only one capable of possessing them. ||42||
Thus, the explanation of the use of Darshan is mainly contained in the Gatha.
**Hindi Tatparya Vritti Gatha-42** further explains the names and nature of the different types of Darshan use.
**Anvaya Sahit Samanyarth** - [Darshanam] Darshan (avi) also (chakkhujurda) with eyes (avi) and [achakkhujurdam] without eyes (ya) and [ohinasahyam] with Avadhi (chavi) similarly (anidharna antarahit [anantavisayam] infinite subject matter (keliyam) with Keval (pannatam) is said to be.
**Vishesharth** - There are four types of Darshan use, namely - Chakshu, Achakshu, Avadhi and Keval. Although the soul inherently possesses an infinite and undivided nature of Darshan, due to the karmas that bind it, it is covered by the Chakshu Darshan Avarana karma. This karma is destroyed by the cessation of the Chakshu Darshan Avarana karma, and the soul, through the external sense organ called Chakshu, sees only the existence of material objects without any modifications. This is called Chakshu Darshan. Similarly, when the Avarana karma of the other four senses, the mind, and the non-sense organs is destroyed, the soul, through the external sense organs of touch, etc., and the mind, sees the existence of material and immaterial objects without any modifications. This is called Achakshu Darshan. When the Avadhi Darshan Avarana karma is destroyed, the soul directly sees the existence of material objects without any modifications. This is called Avadhi Darshan. When the Keval Darshan Avarana karma is destroyed due to the power of the pure soul's experience of the undivided nature of pure consciousness and bliss, free from the defects of attachment, etc., the soul sees the existence of all objects in the three worlds and the three times simultaneously. This is called Keval Darshan, which is the natural ability to perceive the existence of infinite objects. Here, the meaning is that the pure Jiva Astikaya, which is the basis of infinite qualities inseparable from Keval Darshan, is the only one capable of possessing them. ||42||
In this way, the Gatha explains the use of Darshan.