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Know that the **Jiva** is **Alingagrahanam**, **Anirdishtasanstanam**, **Arasam**, **Arupam**, **Agandham**, **Avyaktam**, **Asabdam**, and **Chetanagunam**. ||127||
That which is capable of being perceived by the senses due to its possession of qualities like touch, taste, smell, color, and sound, and due to its transformation into various forms like **sanstanas**, **sanghatas**, etc., is **Pudgaladravyam**. But that which is not capable of being perceived by the senses due to its lack of qualities like touch, taste, smell, color, and sound, and due to its transformation into various forms like **Avyaktam**, **Anirdishtasanstanam**, etc., is **Jivadravyam**, distinct from both **Rupi** and **Arupi** **Ajiva** due to its possession of **Chetanagunam**. Thus, the real difference between **Jiva** and **Ajiva** is explained here for the sake of making the path of **Samyagjnani** clear. ||126-127||
Thus ends the explanation of the **Ajiva** substance. _San. Ta.- Although **Sanstanas** etc., which are **Pudgala** transformations, exist along with **Jiva** like milk and water, they are certainly not the essence of **Jiva**. This is the knowledge of the difference. - **Samchaturasra** etc., six **Sanstanas** are related to the body like **Audarika** etc., five **Sanghatas** are **varna**, **rasa**, **sparsa**, **gandha**, and **sabda**. These are all born from **Pudgaladravyam** because they are certainly different from the **Paramatma** substance which is devoid of **Sanstanas** etc., **Pudgala** transformations, and is endowed with the four infinite qualities like **Kevalajnanam** etc. In the question of which are qualities and which are transformations among these, the answer is - **varna**, **rasa**, **sparsa**, and **gandha** are qualities, while **Sanstanas** etc., are transformations.