Tattvartha Sutra

Author(s): Umaswati, Umaswami, Manu Doshi
Publisher: Shrutratnakar Ahmedabad

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TATTVÄRTHA SUTRA
2.1: Aupashamikkshäyikau Bhävau Mishrashcha Jeevasya Swatattvamaudayikpärinämikau Cha
2.2: Dwinaväshtädashaikvinshatitribhedä Yathäkra
mam
2.3: Samyaktvachäritre 2.4: Jnändarshandänläbhbhogopabhogviryäni Cha
2.5: Jnänäjnändarshandänädilabdhayashchatustritripanchbhedäh Yathäkramam Samyaktvachäritrasanyamäsanyamäshcha
2.6: Gatikashäylingamithyadarshanäjnänäsanyatäsiddhatvaleshyähchatushchatustrayekaikaikaikashadbhedäh
2.7: Jeevbhavyäbhavyatvädini Cha
(Suppressive, destructive, mixed, operative and intrinsic are the five modes of soul. They are of two, nine, eighteen, twenty-one and three categories respectively. Right perception and right conduct belong to the suppressive mode. Knowledge, perception, charity, benefit, availing of consumable as well as durable articles and vigor, belong to the destructive mode. Four types of knowledge, three types of nescience, three types of perception, charity, benefit, availing of consumable and durable articles, vigor, insight, observance of full and partial restraints belong to the mixed mode. Four states of existence, four defiling instincts, three types of sexual inclination, one wrong perception, one type of nescience, non-restraint, embodiment and six kinds of aura belong to the operative mode. Consciousness, eligibility and ineligibility for liberation etc. belong to the intrinsic mode.)
These seven sutras deal with different modes of soul. As