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[40] In the six realms, the state of living beings is as follows:
[1, 1, 120] Knowledge is the understanding of a thing as it is, and ignorance is the understanding of it in a way that is contrary to its true nature. Mixed knowledge is a type of knowledge that is neither knowledge nor ignorance.
Now, to explain the limits of the qualities of knowledge, the Uttar Sutra says:
"Aabhinivodhiknaan, Shrutagnan and Avadhignan, these three types of knowledge exist from the state of Asanyata Samyagdrishti to the state of Ksheenakashay-Veetrag-Chhadmasth." || 120 ||
Aabhinivodhiknaan, Shrutagnan and Avadhignan, these three types of knowledge exist from the state of Asanyata Samyagdrishti to the state of Ksheenakashay-Veetrag-Chhadmasth. || 120 ||
Now, to explain the state of the possessor of Manahparyaya knowledge, the Uttar Sutra says:
"Manahparyayavani Pamattasanjadapphudi Jav Ksheenakashay-Cheedrag-Chhadmasth." || 121 ||
Those who possess Manahparyaya knowledge exist from the state of Pramattasanjata to the state of Ksheenakashay-Veetrag-Chhadmasth (the twelfth state). || 121 ||
_Here, the Sutra does not differentiate between the meaning and the meaning-maker, but refers to Manahparyaya knowledge as the possessor of Manahparyaya knowledge. Due to the lack of restraint in the lower states of Deshvirat, etc., these beings do not possess Manahparyaya knowledge._
Now, to explain the states of the possessors of Kevalnaan, the Uttar Sutra says:
"Kevalnaani Tisu Thaanesu Sajogikevali Ajogekevali Siddha Chedi." || 122 ||
Those who possess Kevalnaan exist in three states: Sajogikevali, Ajogekevali and Siddha. || 122 ||
Now, to explain the path of restraint, the Uttar Sutra says:
"Sanjamanuvaadena Asthi Sanjada Samaiyachhedouvatthavan Sudhisanjada Pariharasudhisanjada Suhumasampraiy-Sudhisanjada Jahakhad-Vihar-Sudhisanjada Sanjdasanjada Asanjada Chedi." || 123 ||
According to the explanation of the path of restraint, there are five types of restrained beings: Sanjata, Samayik Shuddhisanjata, Chhedoupasthapanashuddhisanjata, Pariharashuddhisanjata, Sukshmasapraiy-Shuddhisanjata and Yathakyat-Vihar-Shuddhisanjata, as well as Sanjatasanjata and Asanjata beings. || 123 ||
Those who are 'San' (restrained) are those who have attained the right faith and right knowledge and are free from external and internal inflows. The renunciation of all types of Savadyayog, with respect to the Dravyarthic Nay, is called Samayik Shuddhi-Sanjam.