Book Title: Gyansara
Author(s): Yashovijay Upadhyay, Girishkumar P Shah Pandit
Publisher: Jain Sahitya Vikas Mandal

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________________ Vivekaḥ आत्मन्येवात्मनः कुर्यात् यः पट्कारकसङ्गतिम् । क्वाविवेकज्वरस्यास्य वैषम्यं जडमज्जनात् ॥ ७ ॥ ॥ ११९॥ ätmanyevätmanaḥ kuryāt yaḥ ṣaṭkärakasangatim kvävivekajvarasyāsya vaiṣamyam jadamajjanāt 117 119 Meaning: How can a person, who attributes sixfold agency of the soul to his own soul, experience discomfort of fever in the form of indiscrimination occasioned by being engrossed in material pursuits ? (7) [119] Notes: There are six s, namely, i, hĤ, *, संप्रदान, अपादान and अधिकरण. So long as these कारकs are associated with the soul, there is faa (Discrimination). But the moment they are applied to the Matter, it becomes fa (Non-Discrimination). The soul is not theaf (doer) of the games (material particles). It is the af of its a. That is all. This is Discrimination. (7) [119] संयमास्त्रं विवेकेन शानोत्तेजितं मुनेः । धृतिधारोल्बणं कर्मशत्रुच्छेदक्षमं भवेत् ||८|| ||१२० || samyamastram vivekena śāṇenottejitam muneḥ | dhṛtidharolbaṇaṁ karma Jain Education International 83 satrucchedakṣamam bhavet |18||||||120||| Meaning: The monk's weapon of self-control sharpened on the whetstone of discrimination and possessing a highly cutting edge of courageous fortitude is able to do a way with the enemies in the form of Karmas. (8) [120] For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org

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