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**Chhakkanḍāgame Jīvadvāṇam**
**Ajogī Chedi || 48 ||**
**Ajogī Jīva Hote Hain || 48 ||**
Those Jīvas whose auspicious and inauspicious yogas, which are the producers of punya and pāpa, have ceased to exist, are called Ajogī Jinas, who are unparalleled and endowed with infinite strength.
Now, to expound the divisions of manoyoga, the Uttar-sūtra says:
**[1, 1, 48]**
**Maṇajogo Chavviho Saccamaṇajogo Mosamaṇajogo Saccamoṣamaṇajogo Asaccamoṣamaṇajogo Chedi || 49 ||**
Manoyoga is of four types: Satya-manoyoga, Mṛṣā-manoyoga, Satya-mṛṣā-manoyoga, and Asatya-mṛṣā-manoyoga || 49 ||
The mind that is directed towards truth is called Satya-man, and the yoga that arises from it is called Satya-manoyoga. The yoga opposite to this is called Mṛṣā-manoyoga. The yoga that arises from the combination of truth and falsehood is called Satya-mṛṣā-manoyoga. The yoga that is different from Satya-manoyoga and Mṛṣā-manoyoga is called Asatya-mṛṣā-manoyoga. The meaning is that wherever a particular type of object exists, the mind that is directed towards it in that way is called Satya-man, and the mind that is opposite to it is called Asatya-man. The mind that is both true and false is called Ubhayamaṇ. The mind that is the cause of knowledge that is in the form of doubt and indecision is called Anubhayaman. The yogas (special efforts) that arise from all these are called Satya-manoyoga, etc., respectively.
Having stated the divisions of manoyoga, the Uttar-sūtra now says to describe its nature in the guṇasthānas:
**Maṇajogo Saccamaṇajogo Asaccamoṣamaṇajogo Saṇṇimicchāiṭṭhipp Huḍi Jāv Sajogikevaliti || 50 ||**
Manoyoga, Satya-manoyoga, and Asatya-mṛṣā-manoyoga exist from Saṇṇimicchāiṭṭhipp to Sajogikevali || 50 ||
**Question:** Does the Satya-manoyoga of the Kevali Bhagavan exist, because there is the existence of true knowledge of the object? But his Asatya-mṛṣā-manoyoga is not possible, because there is no doubt or indecision in his knowledge?
**Answer:** This is not so, because there can be Anubhay dharma in it, as the mind is the cause of the past speech due to doubt and indecision. Therefore, there is no contradiction in accepting the existence of Anubhayamanoyoga in the Sajogī Jinas.