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A.V.26.5
When one aggregate separates or is divided into sub aggregate and one of such divisions combine with another aggregate, then we get a new aggregate by fusion and fission.
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Hkokn.k V.27
Bhed danuh
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Hks is v. kg mri Uu gksrk g The sub-atom (is produced only) by division (fission).
Meaning:
Q.V.27.1 A.V.27.1
How is a sub-atom created? A sub-atom is created by fission only.
Q.V.27.2 A.V.27.2
Can fusion, fission and fusion and fission together create a sub-atom? No, a sub-atom can be created by fission only.
Q.V.27.3 A.V.27.3
What is the difference between a nu and param nu in Jain philosophy? Literally there are same but philosophically we can say it is similar to sub-atom and its smallest constituent (quark identified till now).
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Hkn&l akkrkH; ka pk{kąk% V.28
Bheda-samgh t bhy mc ksusah Hko vkg i akkr Is Lau/k_pk{kyk (p{kpfung, dk fo”k; ;k nf"Vxkpj) curk GA (Molecules produced) by the combined action of division (fission) and union (fusion) can be perceived by the eyes.
Meaning:
Q.V.28.1 A.V.28.1
An aggregate which is invisible, how then can it become visible? It becomes visible by the combined process of fusion and fission and not just by fission alone.
Q.V.28.2
A.V.28.2
What causes the creation of an aggregate which becomes visible by the eyes? Fusion and fission together or fusion alone cause the creation of an aggregate which is visible by the eyes.
Q.V.28.3 A.V.28.3
How the transformations from invisible to visible take place? Fission of a subtle-gross aggregate separates it into two parts which are still minute. Therefore it stays invisible. However when this invisible minute part fuses with another visible aggregate, then it transforms its form as gross by leaving its state of subtleness and becomes visible.
In-nb; y{k. ke. V.29
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