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The knowledge of the six substances and the five astikayas is described. According to the vyavahar nay, the reason for this is the remembrance of the qualities of the five supreme beings, such as aham, siddha, etc. Similarly, according to the nischya nay, the nature of the jivas and pudgalas is the material cause for their existence. This is the meaning of the sutra, "Adharma is a substance." ||86||
In this way, the explanation of the adharma substance ends in the second part of the gatha sutra. This is a discussion of the cause of the harmony of dharma and adharma. Just as the movement and rest of the alog and log are due to their nature, so too are the two divided and undivided, and the world and the non-world. ||87||
The movement and rest of the alog and log are due to the harmony of the two. ||8|| The two are both divided and undivided, and they are also the measure of the world. ||8|| Dharma and adharma exist because the division of the world and the non-world cannot be otherwise. The world is the existence of all substances, including jivas, etc., in one place. The non-world is the existence of pure space. There, jivas and pudgalas obtain their movement and rest from their own nature. If dharma and adharma were not the external causes of the movement and rest of jivas and pudgalas, which they themselves experience, then their movement and rest would be without any cause, and they would also exist in the non-world. Then the division of the world and the non-world would not be established. Therefore, the harmony of dharma and adharma is accepted as the external cause of the movement and rest of jivas and pudgalas. ||87||
Commentary: This shows the reason for the establishment of the harmony of dharma and adharma.
Dharma and adharma exist because the division of the world and the non-world cannot be otherwise. The world is the existence of all substances, including jivas, etc., in one place. The non-world is the existence of pure space. There, jivas and pudgalas obtain their movement and rest from their own nature. If dharma and adharma were not the external causes of the movement and rest of jivas and pudgalas, which they themselves experience, then their movement and rest would be without any cause, and they would also exist in the non-world. Then the division of the world and the non-world would not be established. Therefore, the harmony of dharma and adharma is accepted as the external cause of the movement and rest of jivas and pudgalas. ||87||
Anvayaartha: (Gamanasthiti) (Jiva-pudgalaki) movement and rest (cha) and (alokalokam) the division of the alog and log (yayoh sadbhavatas) due to the harmony of those two substances (jatam) happens. (Cha) and (dvaun api) these two (vibhaktou) divided, (avibhaktou) undivided (cha) and (lokamaatraun) the measure of the world (matoun) are said.
Commentary: This shows the reason for the establishment of the harmony of dharma and adharma.