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## Pancastikaya Prabhrut
**Pancastikaya Prabhrut, tadanukulanusthonam kartavyamiti sutra tatparyarthah || 13 || Evam gunaparyayaroopatri lakshanapratipadanarupena gathadvayam. Iti purvasutrena saha gathatrayasamudayena chaturthasthanam gatam.**
**Hindi Tatparyavritti Gatha - 13**
**Uththānikā - Āge niścayana yase dravya aur gunon kā abhed hai aisa dikhāte hain**
**Anvaya Sahit Samanyarth - (Daven) Dravyake (Vina) Vina (Gunā Pan) Gun nahin ho sakte tatha (Gunēhiṁ Vina) Gunon ke vina (Davvam) Dravy (Na Sambhavdi) Nahin sambhav hai (Tamha) Isliye (Davvagunāṇam) Dravy aur gunon ka (Avvadiritto Bhavo) Abhinnabhav [Havdi] Hota hai.**
**Vishesharth - Vrittikar Pul Dravyapar Ghatakar Kahte Hain Ki Jaise Pudgal Dravyaki Sattake Bina Usme Sparsh, Ras, Gandh, Varn Nahin Pae Ja Sakte Vaise Dravyake Bina Gun Nahin Hote Hain Tatha Jaise Varnaadi Gunonko Chhodakar Pul Dravy Nahin Milta Hai Vaise Gunonke Bina Dravy Nahin Prapt Ho Sakta Hai. Dravy Aur Gunonki Sattaa Abhinna Hai - Ek Hai, Kyunki Dravyaki Apeksha Ve Abhinna Hain. Dravy Aur Gunonke Pradesh Abhinna Hain - Ek Hain, Kyunki Kshetra Ki Apeksha Ekta Hai. Dravy Aur Gunonka Ek Hi Kal Utpad Vyaya Ka Avinabhav Hai Kyunki Kalki Apeksha Dono Ek Hain. Dravy Aur Gun Dono Ek Swaroop Hain Kyunki Unka Swabhav Ek Hai. Kyunki Dravy Aur Gunon Ka Dravy, Kshetra, Kal, Bhavonki Apeksha Abhed Hai Is Liye Dravy Aur Gun Abhinna Hain - Ek Hain. Athava Dusra Vyakhyan Karte Hain Ki, Bhav Jo Padarth Vah Dravy Aur Gunonse Abhinna Hai Arthat Dravy Gunaroop Hi Padarth Kaha Gaya Hai. Nirvikalp Samadhi Ke Balase Utpanna Jo Vitrag Sahaja Paramanandamay Sukh Uski Sanvitti, Prapti, Pratiti Va Anubhuti Roop Jo Swasanvedan Gyan Hai Usi Se Hi Janne Yogya Ya Prapt Yogya Jo Ragaadi Vibhavonke Vikalp Jalonse Shunya Hokar Bhi Kevalgyanaadi Gunonke Samuhse Bhara Hua Shuddha Jivastkay Namaka Shuddha Aatmadravy Hai Usiko Hi Manse Dhyana Chahiye, Usiko Hi Vachanonse Kahna Chahiye Va Usika Hi Anusthan Ya Dhyan Kayase Karna Chahiye, Yah Is Sutraka Tatparya Hai. || 13 ||**
**Is Tarah Gun Paryayoonka Lakshana Karte Hue Do Gathaaen Purna Hui Va Unke Purva Sutrake Sath Tin Gathakea Samudayase Chautha Sthal Purna Hua.**
**Translation:**
**Pancastikaya Prabhrut, and so on, it is the duty to perform what is conducive to it, this is the meaning of the sutra || 13 || Thus, two verses are complete, which describe the characteristics of the categories of qualities. Along with the previous sutra, the fourth section is complete with the collection of three verses.**
**Hindi Meaning Commentary Verse - 13**
**Uththānikā - Further, it is shown that there is no difference between substance and qualities.**
**Meaning with Anvaya - (Daven) Without (Vina) substance (Gunā Pan) qualities cannot exist, and (Gunēhiṁ Vina) without qualities (Davvam) substance (Na Sambhavdi) cannot exist. (Tamha) Therefore, (Davvagunāṇam) substance and qualities are (Avvadiritto Bhavo) inseparable [Havdi].**
**Specific Meaning - The commentator says, reducing it to the substance, that just as touch, taste, smell, and color cannot be found in the substance of pudgala without its existence, so too, qualities cannot exist without substance. And just as the substance of pudgala cannot be found without qualities like color, etc., so too, substance cannot be obtained without qualities. The existence of substance and qualities is inseparable - one, because they are inseparable with respect to substance. The regions of substance and qualities are inseparable - one, because there is unity with respect to the region. Substance and qualities have the same time of origin and destruction, because both are one with respect to time. Substance and qualities are both of the same nature, because their nature is one. Because substance and qualities are inseparable with respect to substance, region, time, and states, therefore, substance and qualities are inseparable - one. Or, another explanation is given, that the state which is the object is inseparable from substance and qualities, that is, the object is said to be the form of substance and qualities. The pure substance of the soul, called the pure Jivastkay, which is free from the net of choices of the states of attachment, etc., and is filled with the group of qualities like pure knowledge, etc., is the one that is worthy of knowing or obtaining, which is the knowledge of self-awareness, which is the form of perception, attainment, and realization, which is the happiness of pure bliss, which is born from the power of the state of non-dual meditation, is the one that should be meditated upon with the mind, spoken of with words, and practiced with the body, this is the meaning of this sutra. || 13 ||**
**In this way, two verses are complete, which describe the characteristics of the categories of qualities, and with the collection of three verses along with the previous sutra, the fourth section is complete.**