Book Title: Jainism Key to Reality
Author(s): Shuganchand Jain
Publisher: Digambar Jain Trilok Shodh Sansthan

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________________ A.V.33.4 Combining of two oily and dry sub-atoms together is called union. Q.V.33.5 A.V.33.5 How many types of dry and smooth entities are there? There are numerable, innumerable and infinite sub types of these two attributes. Q.V.33.6 Do the oily and dry attribute in a sub-atom exist in equal or unequal degrees? These two attributes i.e. oily and dry exist in more or less degrees in different sub-atoms. A.V.33.6 ********* u t?kU; xqkkuke. V.34 Na jaghanyagun n m VFk% Meaning: t?kU; &xq kokys i qxyka dk cU/k ugha gks kA (There is) no combination between the lowest levels / degrees of the two properties. Q.V.34.1 A.V.34.1 What types of sub-atoms do not combine or form union? The sub-atoms which have the lowest or minimal degrees of attributes do not combine or form aggregates. Q.V.34.2 A.V.34.2 What is meant by guna? The lowest inseparable part of an attribute which cannot be further divided is called guna. However degree / times / number is also implied here. Q.V.34.3 A.V.34.3 What type of sub-atom has the lowest (jaghanya) degree? A sub-atom which has the indivisible degree/ number of one attribute is called to have the lowest degree. Q.V.34.4 A.V.34.4 What are the different meanings of the word guna? Benefit / support / substance / inseparable and all pervading part, secondary and avayava are the other meanings of guna used at times. Q.V.34.5 A.V.34.5 What is meant by guna in this aphorism? The generic meaning of guna is attribute or property. However degree / times / number is implied here. Q.V.34.6 A.V.34.6 What types of sub-atoms do not combine with a sub-atom having the lowest degree of the attributes oily or dryness? Other sub-atoms or aggregates which have the lowest degree of the attribute oily or dryness do not combine with a sub-atom having the lowest degree of the attributes oily or dryness. xqkl kE; si n" kkuke- V.35 199

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