Book Title: Illuminator of Jaina Tenets Author(s): Tulsi Acharya Publisher: Jain Vishva BharatiPage 80
________________ Illuminator of Jaina Tenets [Lustre II qua physical, while the attainment (of efficiency) and conscious activity, constitute the mind quâ psychical. 42 (Note) The mind is called quasi-sense because it is not restricted, like the senseorgans, to specific objects. Another explanation of this nomenclature may be that it is not a sense-organ because it has no independent jurisdiction over the external perceivable objects, and this lack of independent capacity disqualifies it from attaining the status which the sense-organ has. ४२. कर्मण उदयविलयजनितः चेतनापरिणामो भावः । कर्मणः क्षयोपशम-उपशम-क्षय अवस्था विलय इत्यभिधीयते । 42. karmana udayavilayajanitah cetanāparināmo bhāvah. karmanah kşayopaśama-upaśama-ksaya- avasthā vilaya ity abhidhiyate. (Aph.) The bhāva is a transformation of sentience on account of the rise and cessation ( vilaya) of karman. (XLII) (Gloss) Such states of the karman as destruction-cum-subsidence, subsidence and destruction are called vilaya. ४३. परिणमनं वा । 43. parinamanam vā. (Aph.) Also change ( is called bhāva ) . (XLIII ) (Note) Change also is a transformation of the soul, which occurs even in the disembodied state called siddhatya, ४४. औपशमिक क्षायिक क्षायोपशमिका भावाः स्वरूपं जीवस्य । 44. aupaśamika-ksāyika-ksāyopasamikā bhāvāh svarūpam jīvasya. (Aph.) The states produced on account of the subsidence, destru ction, and destruction-cum-subsidence (of the karmans) constitute the nature of the soul. (XLIV) ४५. औदयिकपारिणामिकावपि । उदीरणाकरणेन स्वभावरूपेण वाऽष्टानामपि कर्मणामनुभवावस्था उदयः । तेन निर्वृत्तो भाव औदयिकः । स्वस्वभावे परिणमनं परिणामः । तेन निर्वृत्तः स एव वा भावः पारिणामिकः । Jain Education International For Personal & Private Use Only www.jainelibrary.orgPage Navigation
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