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**Pancastikaya Prabhrut**
345. The text now describes the nature of Nirjara. It says, "Sanvara Jogehin Judo" - one who is united with Sanvara Yoga, through the power of pure self-realization, is Sanvara, which is the cessation of the results of good and bad karma. The Yoga, which is described by the word "Nirvikalpa Lakshana Dhyana", is pure use. One who is united with these two, and who strives through various forms of tapas, is the one who destroys many karmas.
**Anvaya Sahait Samaanyarth** - (The one) who is virtuous (Sanvara Jogehin Judo) is united with Sanvara and Yoga, or pure use, and (Bahuvehihin Tavehi) through various forms of tapas (Chitthade) strives for the highest good (So) he (Bahugaan Kamman) destroys many karmas (Nijjaran) (Niyadam Kunadi) for sure.
**Vishesharth** - The cessation of good and bad karmas through the power of pure self-realization is Sanvara. The pure use, which is described by the word "Nirvikalpa Lakshana Dhyana", is Yoga. The external six types of tapas that are conducive to pure self-realization are: Anashana (fasting), Adamoudarya (control of the senses), Vrittiparisankhyan (counting of thoughts), Rasaparitayaga (renunciation of taste), Vivikta Shayyanasana (sitting and lying in solitude), and Kayaklesha (physical austerities). The internal six types of tapas are: Prayaschitta (atonement), Vinaya (humility), Vaiyaavrittya (study of scriptures), Swaadhyaaya (self-study), Vyutsarga (renunciation), and Dhyana (meditation). These six tapas are the natural purification of one's own self. The virtuous one who is united with Sanvara and Yoga, and who practices these twelve types of tapas, surely destroys many karmas. The meaning here is that the pure use, which is the state of being free from attachment and filled with supreme bliss, is achieved through the practice of these twelve types of tapas. This pure use is capable of eradicating the root of karmas. The destruction of the karmic particles, which were previously bound, through the power of this pure use, is called Dravya Nirjara. 144.