Navtattva Prakaran

Author(s): Shriprakash Pandey
Publisher: Parshvanatha Vidyapith

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(7) Swalimga siddha- those who get emancipated as an ascetic
after attaining omniscience. Strīlimga siddha- those who get emancipated as a women, like Candanabālā. Puruş linga siddha- those who get emancipated as a
man, like Gautama swāmī. (10) Napusșakalimga siddha- those who get emancipated as
a eanuch (napunșaka) as Gāngeya. (11) Svayambuddha siddha- those who get emancipated
without any proper effecient cause with their own effort,
as Kapila. (12) Pratyeka buddha siddha- those who get emancipated on
account of their own efficiency and effort, as Karakandu. (13) Buddhabodhita- those who get emancipated hearing
sermon of their teachers. (14) Ekasiddha- when only one soul gets emancipated at a
time is called Ekasiddha, as Mahāvīra swāmī. (15) Anekasiddha-when more than one soul get emancipated
at a time, they are called anekasiddha. (55-59) जइ आइ होइ पुच्छा, जिणाण मग्गंमि उत्तरं तइआ। इक्कस्स निगोयस्स, अणंतभागो य सिद्धिगओ।।६०।। jai āi hoi pucchā jiņāņa maggammi uttaraṁ taiā ikkassa nigoyassa, anaṁtabhāgo ya siddhigao. [60]
यदा इति पृच्छा जिनानां मार्गे उत्तरं तदा। एकस्य निगोदस्य, अनंतभागश्च सिद्धिगतः।।
When a question was asked to Loard Mahāvīra that till now how many souls (sīvas) have got emancipated, his simple answer to this question was that less than infinite part of nigoda( body of microorganisms/infinite microsouls) have got emancipated. (60)