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## 322
## Navpadartha - Mokshamarg Varnan
The opposite result that occurs within is called Darshanmoha or Moha. As the various types of Charitra Moha arise in the same soul, there is neither a definite Vitaraga Charitra nor the results of Vyavahar Vratas etc. Within such a being, there is Raga, which is the feeling of liking for desirable objects, and Dvesha, which is the feeling of disliking for undesirable objects. The subtle manifestation of that same Moha, which is the purification of the mind, is called Chittaprasad. Here, the meaning of the Sutra is that Moha and Dvesha, and the Ashubha Raga for objects etc., are Ashubha Bhavas, and the Shubha Raga or the delight of the mind, in the form of Dana, Puja, Vratas, Sheela etc., are Shubha Bhavas. || 131 ||
Thus, the first section is complete with one Sutra, describing the Shubha and Ashubha results.
**Punyapapaswaroopaakhyanametat.**
**Suha-parinaamo punnam asuho paavam ti havadhi jivassa.**
**Doham poggal metto bhaavo kammattanam patto.** || 132 ||
**Shubhaparinaamah punyamashubhah paapamiti bhavathi jeeva. Dwayoh pudgalamatrah bhavah karmtavampraptah.** || 132 ||
The Shubhaparinaama, which has become the definite Karma of the Jeeva, is the cause of Dravyapunya, only as a cause, and therefore, after the Asrava of Dravyapunya, it becomes Bhava punya. Similarly, the Ashubhaparinaama, which has become the definite Karma of the Jeeva, is the cause of Dravypaapa, only as a cause, and therefore, after the Asrava of Dravypaapa, it becomes Bhavapaapa. The Vishishtprakruttirupa parinaama, which has become the definite Karma of the Pudgala, is the cause of Dravyapunya, due to the Shubhaparinaama of the Jeeva. The Vishishtprakruttirupa parinaama, which has become the definite Karma of the Pudgala, is the cause of Dravypaapa, due to the Ashubhaparinaama of the Jeeva. Thus, through Vyavahar and Nishchay, the Karma of the soul, both Murta and Amurta, is known. || 132 ||
**Anvayarth (Jeevasya) Jeevake (Shubhaparinaamah) Shubhaparinaama (punyam) punya hain aur (ashubhah) Ashubhaparinaama (paapamiti bhavathi) paapa hain (dwayoh) un dono ke dwara (pudgalamatrah bhavah) pudgalamatrah bhavah (karmtavampraptah) karm pane ko prapt hote hain.**
**Teeka - This is the statement of the nature of punya and paapa.**
The Shubhaparinaama, which is the definite Karma of the Jeeva, is the cause of Dravyapunya, only as a cause. Therefore, before the Asrava of Dravyapunya, they are Shubhaparinaama, which become Bhava punya. Similarly, the Ashubhaparinaama, which is the definite Karma of the Jeeva, is the cause of Dravypaapa, only as a cause. Therefore, before the Asrava of Dravypaapa, they are Ashubhaparinaama, which become Bhavapaapa.
The Vishishtprakruttirupa parinaama, which is the definite Karma of the Pudgala, is the cause of Dravyapunya, due to the Shubhaparinaama of the Jeeva. The Vishishtprakruttirupa parinaama, which is the definite Karma of the Pudgala, is the cause of Dravypaapa, due to the Ashubhaparinaama of the Jeeva. Thus, through Vyavahar and Nishchay, the Karma of the soul, both Murta and Amurta, is known. || 132 ||