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**Panchaastikaya Prabhrit**
**Samaya Vyakhya 62**
Here, due to the inseparability of the factors, the self-nature of the karma and the jiva as the doer is stated. Karma also does its own by its own nature, and the jiva also does so by the nature of karma. ||62||
Karma also does its own by its own nature, and the jiva also does so by the nature of karma. ||6||
Karma, indeed, by being in the form of a pudgala-skandha, which is active in the form of karma, assumes the role of the doer. It considers itself as karma by the power of attaining karma, which is in the form of the instrument. Even after the destruction of the previous state, it attains the role of the object due to its dependence on the permanent. It attains the role of the recipient due to being embraced by the karma, which is in the form of the arising result. It attains the role of the locus due to being the basis of the result being held. It stands on its own as a six-factor entity and does not depend on any other factor.
Similarly, the jiva, by being active in the form of the soul-substance, which is in the form of a state, assumes the role of the doer. It considers itself as the instrument by the power of attaining the state, which is in the form of the instrument. It considers itself as karma by the state attained, which is in the form of karma. Even after the destruction of the previous state, it attains the role of the object due to its dependence on the permanent. It attains the role of the recipient due to being embraced by the karma, which is in the form of the arising state. It attains the role of the locus due to being the basis of the state being held. It stands on its own as a six-factor entity and does not depend on any other factor.
Therefore, there is no jiva as the doer of karma, and there is no karma as the doer of the jiva, due to the certainty of the factors. ||62||
**Hindi Samaya Vyakhya Gatha 62**
Anvayaarth - (Karma api) Karma also (sven svabhaavena) by its own nature (svakam karoti) does its own (cha) and (taadrushak jiva api) such a jiva also (karmasvabhaavena bhaavana) by the nature of karma (audyaikad adi bhaavase) (smayak aatmaanam) does its own as it truly is.
_Teeka_ - Due to the inseparability of the factors, karma and jiva are the doers of their own nature.
Karma, in reality, (1) assumes the role of the doer by being in the form of a pudgala-skandha, which is active in the form of karma. (2) It considers itself as karma by the power of attaining karma, which is in the form of the instrument. (3) It experiences karma by the karma-result attained, which is in the form of karma. (4) Even after the destruction of the previous state, it attains the role of the object due to its dependence on the permanent. (5) It attains the role of the recipient due to being embraced by the karma, which is in the form of the arising result (i.e., the arising result-work is given to it). (6) It attains the role of the locus due to being the basis of the result being held.