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Since the purpose of the proof-word, middle-word, etc. is not served here, due to the difference in the number of words, proof-word, middle-word, etc., the seed-word should be taken. The intellect that follows or imitates the intellect-word is called the intellect-following intellect. The meaning is that by knowing the seed-word from the seed-intellect, here this is the gender of these letters and not these; by thinking in this way, the intellect that takes all the letters-words of the scripture is to be understood as the intellect-following intellect. That intellect-following intellect is of three types, according to the difference of following, counter-following, and both-following. The intellect that knows the lower words from the seed-word with the gender situated in the seed-word is called the counter-following intellect. The one that knows the upper words from it, contrary to this, is called the following intellect. The one that knows the words situated in the side parts of the said seed-word according to the rule or even without the rule should be known as the both-following intellect. Here, those intellect-following ones are saluted.
Namo Sambhinna-Sodaraanam. || 9 ||
Salutations to the Sambhinna-Srotaa Jinas. || 9 ||
Those who can take many letters-words and non-letters-words together with the excellent destruction and pacification of the ear-sense, scripture-knowledge-obstruction, and vigor-obstruction are called Sambhinna-Srotaa. They are able to take the letters-words and non-letters-words produced together at the same time of the elephant, horse, camel, and human beings, etc., situated in the Chakravarti's rampart, which is twelve yojanas long and nine yojanas wide. If those Sambhinna-Srotaa hear the words of four Akshauhinis of elephants, horses, etc., speaking together in their own language, they can answer them separately and together. Salutations to those Sambhinna-Srotaa Jinas.
Namo Ujumati-Manah-Paryaya-Jnanaanam. || 10 ||
Salutations to the Riju-mati-Manah-Paryaya-Jnani. || 10 ||
The meaning of Riju is simple or without curvature. By Mati, the meaning is of the object situated in the other's Mati (thought-frame). From this, the meaning is that those who know the mental, verbal, and bodily objects of others simply are called Riju-mati-Manah-Paryaya-Jnani. These Riju-mati-Manah-Paryaya-Jnani know the simultaneous destruction of the inferior to the generous body with respect to the substance, and the simultaneous destruction of the eye-sense with respect to the excellence. With respect to the field, they know the meaning of the field-dweller, which is inferior to the Gavyu-ti-prithaktva (3 kos to 9 kos) and superior to the Yojan-prithaktva measure. With respect to time, they know the two bhava (past and future, along with the present bhava, making three bhava) which are inferior to the past and future, and the seven bhava (along with the present bhava, making eight bhava) which are superior. With respect to the state, they know the innumerable parts of the state (Paryaya) which are inferior to the inferior substance-dweller and superior to the superior substance-dweller, and which are appropriate to that.
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