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[1, 1, 175] Santparuvanaae Sannimaggana
[51 Saudharma and Aishana Kalpas, and from there up to the Aveyakavimana-dwelling gods, there are Kshayika-samyagdristi, Vedaka-samyagdristi, and Upshama-samyagdristi in the Asanyata-samyagdristi Gunasthanas. || 170 ||
The reason for this is that there is a possibility of the birth of all three types of Samyagdristi Jivas in the aforementioned gods, and after being born there, it is also possible to attain Vedaka and Upshamika Samyagdarshans. Therefore, the presence of all three Samyagdarshans has been stated in the aforementioned gods.
Anudis-Anuttara-vijaya-Vaijayanta-Jayanta-Aparajit-Savvatth-siddhi-Vimana-vasiy-deva, in the Asanyata-samyagdristi Gunasthanas, there are Kshayika-samyagdristi, Vedaka-samyagdristi, and Upshama-samyagdristi. || 171 ||
In the nine Anudishas and the five Anuttara-vimanas, namely Vijay, Vaijayanta, Jayanta, Aparajit, and Sarvarth-siddhi, the gods residing there are Kshayika-samyagdristi, Vedaka-samyagdristi, and Upshama-samyagdristi in the Asanyata-samyagdristi Gunasthanas. || 171 ||
Now, to explain the Jivas through the Sanjnimaargna, the Sutra says: Sanniyaanuvaden Asthi Sanni Asanni. || 172 || Through the explanation of Sanjnimaargna, there are Sanjji and Asanjji Jivas. || 172 || Now, to explain the possible Gunasthanas in Sanjji Jivas, the Sutra says: Sanni Micchhaitippahudi Javu Khiinakasaya-Viyaraya-Chhadumaththa Tti. || 173 ||
Sanjji Jivas are from the Mithyadristi Gunasthanas up to the Khiinakasaya-Vitaraaga-Chhadmastha Gunasthanas. || 173 ||
Here, the question arises that since the Kevalis are also Sanjji due to having Manas, why are they not included in the Sutra? The answer is that due to being devoid of Avaranakarma, the Kevalis do not perceive external objects through their Manas. Therefore, they are not included in the Sutra.
Now, to explain the Gunasthanas of Asanjji Jivas, the Sutra says: Asanni.Eindiyapphudi Javu Asannipanchindriya Tti. || 174 || Asanjji Jivas are from Ekaindriya up to Asannipanchindriya. || 174 ||
The meaning is that they only have one Mithyadristi Gunasthanas, and there is no possibility of any other Gunasthanas for them.
Now, to explain the Jivas through the Aharamargna, the Sutra says: Aaharaanuvaden Asthi Aahara Anaahara. || 175 || Through the explanation of Aharamargna, there are Aaharaka and Anaaharaka Jivas. || 175 ||