UbhayaBhasi (Mixed ) Mithya
Drishti
Now, those
who take recourse to both Nishchaya-Vyavahara both the nayas (UbhayaBhas), such
Mithya Drishtis are described-
Those
Jivas who believe thus- In Jina faith Nishchaya -Vyavahara two naya are described; hence we
should accept both- with such consideration, just as only NishchayaBhasi
dependent was described, they adopt Nishchaya
in that way and just as only VyavaharaBhasi dependent was described,
they adopt Vyavahara that way.
Although in
such acceptance there is mutual opposition between the two nayas even then what to do? – The form of
both nayas has not been understood truly and in Jina faith two nayas are described, hence any one cannot
be discarded; therefore with delusion, both are treated as means. Those Jivas
also should be known as Mithya Drishti.
Now
difference of their practices is described- Internally who has not recognised the right
Nishchaya-Vyavahara MokshMarga by taking decision ; following Jina-order they
believe the Moksha Marga to be of two kinds -Nishchaya-Vyavahara form, but Moksha Marga is not of two kinds; its
narration is of two types. Where the true Moksha Marga is described as Moksha
Marga, that is Nishchaya Moksha Marga and the one which is not really Moksha Marga but is nimitta to
Moksha Marga and is coexistent , which is called Moksha marga in Upachar sense,
that is Vyavahara Moksha Marga since the characteristics of Nishchaya-Vyavahara
are everywhere like this- the true narration is Nishchaya : Upachar narration
is Vyavahara. Hence from aspect of description the MokshaMarga are of
two types. One is Nishchaya MokshaMarga and other is Vyavahara Moksha Marga; in
this way believing two types of Moksha Marga is Mithya.
He considers
Nishchaya and Vyavahara both as venerable, which is delusion only since the
forms of Nishchaya and Vyavahara is mutually contradictory. In Samaysar it has
been told-
“ Vyavahara
is unreal ; does not narrate the true form, from some aspect in Upachara sense the narration
is unreal while the Shuddha Naya which is Nishchaya , that is real; the way the
thing exists, it describes the same.
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In this way the forms of both are
mutually contradictory.
There you
believe thus –
Experience of Shuddha Atma like that of Siddha, that is Nishchaya and
Vrita-Sheel-Sanyam etc. form activity is Vyavahara, but such belief is not
right since it is not so that some dravya bhava is called Nishchaya and another
dravya bhava is called Vyavahara.
Description of singular dravya bhava in its own
form is Nishchaya Naya while in Upachara sense the description of one dravya
bhava in the form of another dravya bhava is Vyavahara. For example the pot of mud is called
as ‘pot of mud’ in Nishchaya and in conjunction with Ghee, in upachar sense the same pot is called as ‘pot
of ghee’ which is Vyavahara- know the same elsewhere.
Therefore if you believe something as Nishchaya
and something else as Vyavahara then it is delusion.
And in your
belief also the contradiction of Nishchaya-Vyavahara is seen- if you believe
yourself to be Shuddha like Siddha then why do you engage in Vrita etc.? If you
wish to be Siddha with the means of Vrita etc. then the experience of Shuddha
Atma in present would be Mithya.
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Thus both nayas are contradictory;
hence both cannot be venerable.
Here
question- In
Samaysar etc. the experience of Shuddha Atma is called Nishchaya; the
Vrita-tapa-sanyam etc. are called Vyavahara; we also believe thus.
Its
clarification- The
experience of Shuddha Atma is true MokshaMarga; hence it is called Nishchaya. Here indifferent from own nature
and different with respect to other’s bhava- that should be known as meaning of
Shuddha word. Believing the worldly person to be same as Siddha- such delusion form meaning is
not meaning of Shuddha word.
There
Vrita-Tapa etc. are not Moskha Marga; from aspect of nimitta etc. in Upachar
sense they are called MokshaMarga; hence they are called Vyavahara MokshaMarga.
Thus from aspect of being real-unreal they are called Nishchaya-Vyavahara. They
should be accepted thus only, but believing both to be real Moksha Marga and venerable is Mithya
Buddhi.
Then he
says- We keep
‘shraddhan ‘ of Nishchaya and perform activities of the Vyavahara form – thus
we adopt both of them.
He is
told- This too is
not right since shraddhan of Nishchaya should be in Nishchaya form and
Vyavahara in Vyavahara form. With shraddhan of just one naya only, it results
in Ekant Mithyatva and in activities there is no purpose of Naya. The activity
is manifestation of dravya. The dravya which manifests, its activity should be
narrated as belonging to it, that is Nishchaya naya and if it is described as
that of other dravya then it is Vyavahara naya-in description with such intent
the both naya are acceptable; the activity alone is not naya form.
In this way acceptance of both naya together is
Mithya.
Then what to do?
That is
told- Believing what
has been described from aspect of Nishchaya naya as true, adopt shraddhan of
the same and what has been described from aspect of Vyavahara as untrue,
renounce its shraddhan. The same is told in Samaysar Kalash-
“Since all
Himsa etc. and Ahimsa etc. have adhyavasaya, hence renounce all of them – thus it
is told by JinaDeva. Hence I believe that all Vyavahara dependent upon others
have been made to be relinquished. The saint people adopting one Param
nishchaya only in proper way in perturbation free form should remain steady in
Shuddha gyan-ghan form own glory. “
Bhavartha- Here Vyavahara has been made to be
renounced; hence adopting Nishchaya engaging in own glory form is appropriate.
And in
ShatPahud it is told-
“ The one
who sleeps in Vyavahara, that Yogi keeps awake in own objective and the one who
keeps awake in Vyavahara, he sleeps in his own objectgive. “
In this way giving up shraddhan of Vyavahara naya,
adopting shraddhan of Nishchaya naya is appropriate.
‘ Vyavahara naya
describes mixing own dravya-other
dravya, their bhavas and cause-effect etc. with one belonging to other ‘, with such shraddhan Mithyatva results ; hence
it should be relinquished. And Nishchaya naya describes them truly without
mixing one in another’ – with such shraddhan Samyaktva is attained; hence that
should be taken recourse to.
Here
question- If it is
so then why in Jina Marg both nayas have been asked to be accepted?
Its
reply- In Jina Marg somewhere the
addressal is with the primacy of Nishchaya naya, that should be known as –
‘truly it is thus’ and somewhere the addressal is with the primacy of Vyavahara
naya, which should be known as- ‘ it is not so ; from aspect of nimitta etc.
the Upachar has been used’ – know thus.
In this way the acceptance of both naya is knowing
them such. Believing the description of both nayas as true ‘ it is this way as
well as that way’ – such delusion form manifestation is not told for acceptance
of both nayas.
Question
again- If Vyavahara
naya is untrue then why its preachment is given
in Jina Marg? Only Nishchaya naya should
have been described.
Its
answer- Same
argument is put forth in Samaysar. There, this is the reply-
“ Just as a
Mleccha without usage of Mleccha language cannot follow the meaning ; in the
same way without Vyavahara, the preachment of Reality is not possible; hence
the preachment of Vyavahara is done.”
And in the
commentary to this Sutra it is told- “ For adopting this Nishchaya, the
preachment is given with Vyavahara but the Vyavahara naya is not worthy of
adopting.”
Here
question- without
Vyavahara how can the preachment of Nishchaya not be possible and why Vyavahara
naya should not be followed? Please tell-
Its
answer- From aspect
of Nishchaya, the soul is different from other dravyas, indifferent from own
bhavas, self established substance; those who do not recognise it, if they are
told thus, then they cannot understand it. Hence they are told by means of
Vyavahara naya by means of relationship of body etc. other dravyas,
human-narak-prithvikaya etc. form different jivas ; then manushya is jiva,
naraki is jiva etc. with different forms the jiva was recognised.
Or by
differentiating in undifferentiated thing , the gyan-darshan etc. guna-paryaya
form specifics of jiva were narrated ; then the knower is jiva, seer is jiva etc. with different forms the
jiva was recognised.
And from
aspect of Nishchaya the Veetrag bhava is MokshaMarg ; those who do not
recognise it, if they are told thus then they would not understand it; hence by
means of Vyavahara naya with Tattva Shraddhan-Gyan, from aspect of elimination
of nimitta of other dravya, the specifics of Veetrag bhava of the form of
Vrita-Sheel-Sanyam etc. were elaborated
then they could recognise the Veetrag Bhava.
In this way elsewhere also, ‘ without Vyavahara,
the preachment of Nishchaya is not possible’ – know thus.
Here in
Vyavahara, the Nara-Narak etc. paryaya itself is called Jiva, but one should
not accept paryaya only as Jiva; paryaya is conjunction form of Jiva-pudgala.
There Jiva dravya is different in Nishchaya , that only should be known as
Jiva. In conjunction with Jiva the body etc. also are called as Jiva in Upachar
sense, that is mere statement; in reality body etc. are not jiva- such should
be the shraddhan.
Or in
undifferentiated Atma the divisions of Gyan-Darshan etc. were carried out, but
they should not be believed to be divisions form itself, since the divisions
have been carried out for explaining only. From aspect of Nishchaya the soul is
undifferentiated only, that only should be accepted to be the Jiva
substance. The divisions have been told
from aspect of name, numbers etc. which are mere descriptions ; in reality they
are not different – such shraddhan should be carried out.
There from
aspect of elimination of nimitta of other dravya, Vrita-Sheel-Sanyam etc. are
called as Moksha Marg, but they themselves should not be believed to be Moksha
Marg since if the acceptance-renunciation of other dravya could be done by soul
then soul would become doer-destroyer of other dravya , but any dravya is not
subordinate to another dravya ; hence soul by renouncing own ragas etc. bhava
only becomes Veertagi ; hence Nishchaya
Veetrag Bhava only is Moksha Marg. Veetrag bhavas and Vritas etc. have
cause-effect relationship in some aspect; hence Vritas etc. are called Moksha
Marg which is mere statement; in reality external activity is not Moksha Marg-
such should be the Shraddhan.
In this way elsewhere also Vyavahara naya should
not be adopted- know thus.
Here
Question- Vyavahara
naya is useful only for giving preachment to others or does it serve own
purpose also?
Its
answer- So long as
self does not recognise the thing defined by Nishchaya naya , till then with
Vyavahara Marg the thing should be recognised. Hence in lower state for self
also the Vyavahara naya is meaningful. But believing Vyavahara as mere Upachar,
the right decision of the thing should be done then it would be meaningful,
but like Nishchaya, believing Vyavahara to be true, the thing is ‘like this
only’ –such shraddhan would be adverse.
The same is
told in PurusharthaSiddhiUpaya-
“ For
explaining to the Agyani, Muniraj preaches using Vyavahara naya which is untrue. The one who knows only Vyavahara,
for him the preachment itself is not suitable. And just as – the one who does
not know real lion, for him cat itself is lion; in the same way for the one who
does not know Nishchaya, for him the Vyavahara itself becomes Nishchaya.
Here some
witless person says
– you call Vyavahara as untrue-despicable hence why should we engage in
Vyavahara activities of Vrita-Sheel-Sanyam etc? We will give them up.
He is
told- The name of
Vrita-Sheel-Sanyam etc. is not Vyavahara; believing then to be Moksha Marg is Vyavahara, that you
should give up and have such shraddhan that these (vrita-sheel-sanyam etc.)
have been called Moksha Marg in Upachar sense, knowing them to be externally
assistant since they are dependent upon other dravya and the true Moksha Marg
is Veetrag Bhava which is dependent upon own
dravya. In this way know Vyavahara to be
untrue, despicable. By giving up Vrita etc. the Vyavahara does not become
despicable.
Then we
ask you- what shall
you do after giving up vrita etc.? If you engage in Himsa etc. form then even
the Upachar of Moksha Marg is also not possible ; what benefit you will gain
with such activities? – you shall attain Narak etc. ; hence such acts are
witless only and eliminating manifestations in Vrita etc. form, engaging in only Veetrag detachment bhava form is
better; which cannot be possible in lower state; hence abandoning Vrita etc.
means , being promiscuous is not appropriate. In this way in Shraddhan believing Nishchaya to be
venerable and in activities believing Vyavahara to be venerable, that too is
Mithya Bhava only.
There this
jiva, for adopting both nayas, sometimes experiences self as Shuddha, like
Siddha, raga-free, soul with Keval Gyan etc.; adopting Dhyan posture he engages
in such thoughts but he is not thus : ‘ with delusion, definitely I am thus
only’- with such belief he gets satisfied. Possibly he describes thus in words
but Nishchaya naya describes the thing to be in real form . How can it be
called Nishchaya if he believes self to be what he is not visibly? Just as the unreality of
NishchayaBhasi jiva was described earlier, in the same way know here.
Or he
believes thus- Soul
from aspect of this naya is this way, from that naya it is that way, but soul
is, what it is, like that only. He does
not recognise the intent of the description by means of naya. For example- soul
from aspect of Nishchaya is like Siddha , adorned with Keval Gyan etc., and
free of dravya karma-No karma-Bhava Karma. From aspect of Vyavahara naya soul
is worldly, having MatiGyan etc. , having dravya karma-no karma-bhava karma –
thus he believes, but one soul does not have two such forms : ‘ adorned with one bhava and
devoid of the same bhava ‘ – how can it be possible in one thing? Hence such
belief is delusion.
Then how
is it ? Just as king
and pauper, from aspect of being Manushya are same ; in the same way Siddha and
worldly , from aspect of Jiva-ness are same; if sameness from aspect of Keval
Gyan etc. is believed then that is not so; worldly has Matigyan etc. only from
aspect of Nishchaya and Siddha has Keval Gyan.
However- the worldly has MatiGyan etc. with
the nimitta of karmas; hence from aspect of swabhava if worldly is said to have
shakti of Keval Gyan then there is no fault. Just as the pauper has capability
of being king ; in the same way know of this shakti also.
And Dravya
Karma-No Karma are generated by Pudgala; hence from aspect of Nishchaya the
worldly is different from them but if like Siddha from aspect of cause -effect
he believes in absence of this relation also then it is delusion only. Bhava Karma is bhava of soul ,
that is belonging to soul from aspect of Nishchaya but occurs with nimitta of
karma; hence in Vyavahara it is said to be belonging to karma. Like
Siddha believing worldly jiva also not to be having raga etc. and believing
them to be belonging to karma alone only – that is also delusion.
In this way ,
believing same thing to be from aspect of naya, i.e. from aspect of one bhava to be ‘this way as well as that way’ is Mithya Buddhi. But from aspect of
different bhavas, the description of nayas applies – knowing thus , believing
the thing to be correctly is true shraddhan; hence Mithya Drishti believes
thing to be Anekant form but does not recognise the true bhava – know thus.
And this
jiva adopts Vrita-Sheel-Sanyam etc. but
he believes them to be cause of Moksha in Vyavahara – therefore he considers
them as venerable ; hence the way earlier Vyavahara dependent jiva was told as
unreal , in the same way know these also to be unreal.
There he
believes thus also-
appropriate Vrita etc. activities are worthy of undertaking but one should not
have mine-ness with them , but where self is karta, how to avoid mine-ness with them ? If self is
not karta then ‘ they are worthy of undertaking’- how such bhava can be had?
And if he is Karta then it is own Karma , then karta-karma relationship is
automatically there; hence such belief is delusion.
Then how
is it? – the
external Vrita etc. are dependent upon body etc. other dravya , self is not
karta of other dravya; hence one should not have buddhi of being doer in them ,
nor that of mine-ness.
There the
acceptance-renunciation in Vritas etc. form Shubhopayoga is dependent upon
self, he is himself karta of them; hence one should believe being doer as well
as having mine-ness, but know this shubhopayoga as cause for bandh only and not
that of Moksha, since bandh and Moksha are opponents ; hence same bhava be
cause of punya bandh as well as that of Moksha- such belief is delusion.
Hence where
both Vrita-NonVrita are without vikalpa, without having any objective of acceptance-renunciation
of other dravya- with such detachment
Veetrag shuddhopayoga, that is only Moksha Marg. In lower state several
jivas have mixture of shubhopayoga and Shuddhopayoga; hence in Upachar sense
the Vrita etc. form Shubhopayoga is called Moksha Marg.
Upon consideration of thing, Shubhopayoga is
harmful only for Moksha since the one which is cause for bandh; that only is
harmful for Moksha for sure- have such shraddhan.
In this way believing shuddhopayoga only to be
venerable, make efforts for the same and knowing shubhopayoga-ashubhopayoga to
be despicable, make efforts for renouncing them .
If
shuddhopayoga is not possible, then abandoning ashubhopayoga engage in
shubhopayoga only, since compared to shubhopayoga the ashubhopayoga has greater
ashuddha-ness. If shuddhopayoga is there then it remains witness to other
dravya only, hence there is no objective with other dravya.
If
Shubhopayoga is there then activities of external Vrita etc. occur and if
Ashubhopayoga is there , then activities of external non-Vrita etc. occur.
Since Ashuddhopayoga (Shubha-Ashubha Upayoga) and the activities of other
dravya have nimitta-naimittik relationship ; hence firstly with renunciation of
Ashubhopayoga , Shubhopayoga occurs and then with renunciation of Shubhopayoga,
Shuddhopayoha occurs- such is the tradition of sequence.
There someone may believe that the Shubhopayoga is cause for
Shuddhopayoga but just as with abandoning
of Ashubhopayoga the Shubhopayoga occurs, in the same way with abandoning
of Shubhopayoga the Shuddhopayoga is attained- if such cause -effect
relationship is not there then cause for shubhopayoga would be established to
be Ashubhopayoga.
Or,
DravyaLingi has supreme Shubhopayoga , but no shuddhopayoga ; hence in reality
he does not have cause-effect means there. Just as patient was having strong
illness, later he became mildly ill then that mild illness is not cause for
being free of illness.
However- with mild illness if he makes
efforts to being illness free, then it would be achieved, but knowing the mild
illness as beneficial, if he makes efforts for retaining it then how can he be
free of illness? In the same way the Kashayi had strong Kashaya form
Ashubhopayoga, later he had mild Kashaya form Shubhpayoga then that Shubhopayoga is not cause for
having Kashaya free Shuddhopayoga.
However this is true that upon having
Shubhopayoga if efforts for shuddhopayoga are carried out then it would be attained, but if knowing
shubhopayoga itself to be beneficial, efforts are made for its retention then
how can shuddhopayoga be attained?
In this way the Shubhopayoga of Mithya Drishti is
not cause for shuddhopayoga; with Samyak Drishti having Shubhopayoga , he may
attain Shuddhopayoga in near future- with such concept, in some places the
shubhopayoga is also called as cause for shuddhopayoga- know thus.
This
UbhayaBhasi jiva considers self as practitioner of Nishchaya-Vyavahara form
MokshaMarg. There he believed soul as Shuddha as described above, that he
believed as attainment of Samyak
Darshan; knowing thus he believed as attainment of Samyak Gyan; manifested in
such thoughts is the attainment of Samyak Charitra- thus he considers as
attainment of Nishchaya jewel trio. But I am directly ashuddha then how he
believes/considers/thinks self as
Shuddha ; thus with such irrational thoughts he gets satisfied with delusion.
There other
than Arahant etc. he does not believe in other devas etc. and he has learnt the
divisions of Jivas etc. in accordance with Jain Shastras ; he believes in them
only and not others, that became Samyak darshan; and he engages in practice of
Jain Shastras , which became Samyak Gyan and further he practices Vrita etc.
form activities, that became Samyak Charitra – thus he believes self to
have attained Vyavahara jewel trio. But
Vyavahara is name of Upachar , that Upachar is also applicable when the real
Nishchaya jewel trio are cause . The way Nishchaya Jewel trio is attained, if
he practices that then Vyavahara can be possible , but he has not recognised
the true Nishchaya Jewel trio then how can he practice? In accordance with
order he practices seeing others; hence he did not attain Nishchaya-Vyavahara
Moksha Marg.
Later Nishchaya-Vyavahara Moksha Marg would be
described; with that as means only the Moksha Marg could be attained.
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Thus
this jiva believes-knows NishchayaBhas but believes Vyavahara means also to be
beneficial ; hence being promiscuous he does not manifest in Ashubha form;
engages in Vrita etc. form Shubhopayoga; hence he attains last Graveyak state
and if with excessiveness of NishchayaBhas the activites of Ashubha form occur then
he may traverse to KuGati also ; dependent upon manifestations the result is
obtained but he remains enjoyer of the world only; without attaining true
MokshaMarg , he cannot attain true Siddha state.
In this way the Mithya Drishtis following
NishchayaBhas-VyavaharaBhas- both (UbhayaBhas) were described.
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