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Chapter on the Classification of Knowledge in the Six Angas
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The name "Grantha" is given to the collection of words whose meaning has been explained by the Devas and which has been compiled by the Ganadharas. The Kriti-Anuyoga, which originated from it and which resides in the Sthaviras like Bhadrabahu, is called "Grantha-Sama". The Kriti-Anuyoga, which is deficient in one or two letters, etc., due to the ignorance of foolish men, is called "Nana-Minotti", meaning "that which takes on many meanings". According to this etymology, it is called "Nama". The Bhava-Kriti-Anuyoga, which resides with it, is called "Nama-Sama". One Anuyoga, which originates from that Kriti-Anuyoga, is called "Ghosa". The Kriti-Anuyoga that originates from it, and also the Kriti-Anuyoga that does not originate from it but is similar to it, are both called "Ghosa-Sama". Thus, since the Kriti-Anuyoga is of nine types, its knowers are also nine.
The body of that knower of the Kriti-Prabhruta, who has fallen, perished, and abandoned his body, is called "Jnanaka-Sarira-Dravya-Kriti". || 63 ||
The knower of the Kriti-Prabhruta, whose body has perished due to the decay of life, is called "Cyuta-Deha". The knower of the Kriti-Prabhruta, whose body has perished due to an upsarga, is called "Vyavita-Deha". The knower of the Kriti-Prabhruta, who abandons his body through the methods of Bhakta-Pratyakhyana, Ingini, and Prayopagamana, is called "Tyakta-Deha". Since the bodies of these Cyuta, Vyavita, and Tyakta knowers of the Kriti-Prabhruta are like this, they are all called "Jnanaka-Sarira-Dravya-Kriti".
The nature of that "Bhavy-Dravya-Kriti" is as follows: that which is established through these Kriti-Anuyoga doors, which is the cause of its future creation, but which is not currently doing it, is called "Bhavy-Dravya-Kriti". || 64 ||
The "Jnanaka-Sarira" and the "Bhavy-Vyatirikta-Dravya-Kriti" are of many types. They are as follows: Granthim, Vaim, Vedim, Purim, Sanghatim, Ahodim, Nikkhodim, Ovellim, Udvellim, Varna, Churna, Gandha, and Vilepana, etc., and others that are similar to these, are all called "Jnanaka-Sarira-Bhavy-Vyatirikta-Dravya-Kriti". || 65 ||