Sunday, October 6, 2024

Samaysar Kalash Teeka …20 (Concluding part)

 


                                                12. Sadhya- Sadhak Adhikar

Shloka 264: Somebody may think that soul is described as knowledge alone hence it may be singular one form. But it is not so. The nature of thing is dravya-paryaya form. Consciousness also is dravya-paryaya form. That consciousness i.e. soul is adorned with infinite capabilities. It manifests in several shapes with sequential and non-sequential manifestations but it does not forgo the extraordinary bhava of gyan at all.  Its all states-manifestations-paryayas are gyan form only.

Kalash 1/264: The above described gyan alone form jiva dravya is existent in dravya-guna-paryaya form.

 Bhavartha is as follows- the dravya-ness of jiva dravya was stated. How is jiva dravya? In the above described manner it is manifesting in the form of sequential changes and non-sequential changes which is extremely surprising.

Bhavartha is as follows- The jiva substance has sequential paryayas and non-sequential gunas, in this manner it is having guna-paryaya. And how is it? The jiva substance of gyan alone form has dravya-guna-paryaya form and has capabilities of Astitva, vastutva, prameyatva, agurulaghutva, sookshmatva, kartritva, bhoktritva, sapradeshatva, amoortatva etc. In spite of being adorned with infinite number of capabilities of the dravya, it never forgoes the gyan alone form bhava.

Bhavartha is as follows- The guna and paryaya are all conscious form and thus jiva substance is consciousness alone form which is Praman. Earlier I had declared that I shall describe the Upaya (means) and Upeya (goal). Upaya= the means for attainment of jiva substance and Upeya= the objective . Firstly the objective form nature of substance was described, now means is told.

Shloka 265: In this way those wise people who view the Anekant form reality by means of harmonious logic of Anekant, they thus knowing the Syadvad form purity without deviating from the Syadvad principle form path of Jina deva, manifest in gyan form.

Kalash 2/265: The Samyak Drishti jivas by destroying the eternal karma bondage, attain Moksha state. How are the saints? They traverse the path described by Kevali only and do not traverse on another path by transgressing it. How? The preachment of substance has been made in Anekant form which is Praman and with its assistance the gyan has been purified. How are the saints? The form of jiva dravya, the way it is in dravya form and paryaya form, they witness directly. How do they see? With the eyes equipped with syadvad.

Shloka 266: Those Bhavya people who, by means of preachment of Guru or, on their own, upon attainment of opportune moment, getting rid of Mithyatva, attain their perturbation free gyan form and take recourse to the same; they becoming practitioner become Siddha. However those who do not realise their own gyan form, they keep traversing the world. 

Kalash 3/266: Such jivas attain Moksha state devoid of all karma blemishes. How? Their soul has manifested in the form of Samyak darshan-gyan-charitra form causal jewel trio wherein the experience of pure jiva is inherent. And how are they? In a focussed state they manifest in the causal state for Moksha which is of the form of consciousness only of the form of experience of jiva dravya without any vikalpas. How is that state?  Perturbation free bliss is inherent. How are those jivas? After transmigrating since eternal times, with attainment of kaal labdhi whose Mithyatva form vibhava manifestation has been eliminated, they are such. Bhavartha is as follows- Such jiva is practitioner of Moksha. The same is elaborated- Those Mithya Drishti jivas who do not have experience of jiva substance, they,  without attainment of experience of jiva nature, suffer in four gati form world.

Bhavartha is as follows- The experience of nature of shuddha jiva is path for Moksha and there is no other path.

Shloka 267: The one who accepting gyan naya, discards the kriya naya, that careless and wayward person has not attained this state. The one who accepting kriya naya alone does not know the gyan naya, that person also satisfied with auspicious activities of Vrita-Samiti-Gupti has not attained this inactive state. The person who knows and experiences the Anekant form soul and is engaged in Sanyam activities discarding ragas etc. form inauspicious manifestations and in this manner who has established strong friendship between kriya naya and gyan naya , that person alone takes recourse to gyan form own character.  

Kalash 4/267: What type of role is suitable for the jiva is described- There is only one type of jiva who is suitable for manifesting in the state of experience of pure nature directly. How is such jiva? The Samyak Drishti jiva who experiences the pure nature of jiva in continuous indivisible stream form. How does he experience? By experiencing the dravya and paryaya form substance without contradiction, accepting it the  way it exists and by renunciation of all the ragas etc. form impure manifestations- by these two together. And how is he? He is engrossed in the experience of pure nature at all  times in concentrated manner. And how is it? The experience of shuddha jiva is Moksha marga and without it all the activities are devoid of Moksha marga absolutely.

Without renunciation of ragas etc,  ashuddha manifestations, if someone experiences the shuddha nature then he is absolutely liar. The experience is not there, just delusion of experience is there. The reason is that the experience of shuddha nature occurs by elimination of ashuddha ragas etc. form manifestations. In this way the strong friendship of gyan naya and kriya naya together is the experience of shuddha nature by elimination of ragas etc. form impure manifestations. The destruction of ragas etc. impure manifestations is along with experience of shuddha nature- such is the strong friendship of these two- they go together – the practitioner is existing taking recourse to both nayas together.

Shloka 268: Those who take recourse to such state they attain, extreme blooming of consciousness in the form of infinite darshan, brightness of illumination in the form of infinite knowledge, revelation of infinite bliss, infinite Veerya etc. of the soul.

Kalash 5/268: The above described jiva surely destroying all the karmas appears in jiva substance with infinite foursome form. How does he appear? Whose keval gyan and kaeval darshan  form mass of illumination is of the same form at all times, it is such. And how is it? The power of gyan is consistent illumination form. And how is it? The shuddha manifestation which has appeared with destruction of ragas etc. form impure manifestations, with its pure manifestations again and again it has illuminated.

 Bhavartha is as follows- Just as with the elimination of darkness of night the day appears in illumination form , in the same way with the elimination of Mithyatva ragas etc. form impure manifestations the jiva dravya appears in pure manifestation form.  And how is it? With the manifestation of dravya in bliss form beyond senses it is perturbation free and always indestructible – its nature is such.

Shloka 269: With the attainment  of real knowledge of soul with Syadvad, its fruition is the revelation of the completely fulfilled soul. Hence the person desirous of Moksha prays that let my complete nature form soul be revealed to me; I do not have any thing to do with the other bhavas which drags one into bandh marga. 

Kalash 6/269: The jiva substance which is existent, this only should appear in experience form for me. How is it? At all times it has same form. And how is it? With direct experience of the pure jiva nature of mine, now there is no purpose with different vikalpas. How are the other bhavas? They are cause for moha-raga-dwesha form bandh. They obstruct the moksha marga of samyak darshan-gyan-charitra and they deal with different vikalpas stating their different sides.

 Bhavartha is as follows- So long as these vikalpas are there, the experience of pure nature cannot be attained. With the experience of pure nature, the vikalpas do not remain present and then what is there to consider. How am I? I am revealed in dravya and paryaya form which is gyan natured directly. And how am I? At all times I am illumination form. And how am I? It is explicitly visible on account of purity.

Shloka 270: Soul has infinite capabilities and each capability is described by one naya each. Hence if observed from the aspect of each naya singularly then the soul gets divided infinitely resulting in its destruction. Under such conditions, the Syadvadi, eliminating the contradiction of nayas, experiences the consciousness alone form substance  having infinite capabilities form , general-specific form, all powerful one knowledge form alone. Such is the nature of substance and there is no contradiction in it . 

Kalash 7/270: For that reason I am illumination form of gyan alone. And how am I? With indivisible Pradesh form. And how am I?  Devoid of all vikalpas. And how am I? Free of all other dravyas in every possible way. And how am I? I am  not different from own nature at all times. Such conscious natured am I. This jiva substance on account of observation of  different vikalpas of dravyarthika and paryayarthika nature, being divided gets destroyed from its roots. How do so many nayas get applied in one? The answer is – such is jiva dravya- The qualities of jiva dravya which have asti, nast, oneness, anekness, Dhruva-ness, adhruva-ness etc. which are not different from  dravya , hence jiva dravya is such ; therefore one naya describes one capability,  but there are infinite capabilities hence with several nayas there are infinite nayas. All these result in several vikalpas and the experience of jiva gets lost. Therefore only nirvikalpa gyan substance form is worthy of experience.

Prose section of this Kalash : I am  substance form. How am I? Which is entirely consciousness form, I am such. I am devoid of all differentiating vikalpas. And how am I? Free of afflictions of dravya karma, bhava karma and no-karma form. And how am I? Jiva is own dravya form, in experiencing this also I am undivided. In experiencing that jiva is own kshetra form also I am undivided. In experiencing that Jiva is own kaal form also I am undivided. In experiencing that Jiva is own swabhava form also I am undivided.

Bhavartha is as follows- One jiva substance is described by means of four divisions of own dravya, own kshetra, own kaal and own bhava. Even so there do not exist four sovereignty but there is one sovereignty only.

Its example- Just as a mango fruit is having four divisions, the four sovereignties are not in that way. In mango some part is taste, some part is skin, some part is seed, some part is sweet. In the same way the Jiva substance is one which has some part as Jiva dravya, some part jiva kshetra, some part jiva kaal and some part jiva bhava- It is not so. By accepting so, everything becomes upset.

The reason is that just as one mango fruit is pudgala mass of touch, taste, smell, colour , hence considering from aspect of touch it is touch only, from aspect of taste it is taste only, from aspect of smell it is smell only, from aspect of colour it is colour only. In the same way the one jiva substance is existing within own dravya, own kshetra, own kaal, own bhava . Hence considering from aspect of own dravya it is own dravya alone, from aspect of own kshetra it is own kshetra alone, from aspect of own kaal it is own kaal alone, from aspect of own bhava it is own bhava alone. In this way the substance is undivided. This is the meaning of undivided.

Shloka 271: I am of the nature of knowledge only, that knowledge is not just that of gyeyas alone, but in reality waves of gyan manifesting in the form of shapes of gyeyas. Thus  it is substance of the form of gyan-gyeya-gyata ( knowledge-subject of knowledge – knower) only.

Kalash 8/271: Bhavartha is as follows- There is lot of confusion regarding the relationship of gyeya- gyayak, so someone may think that Jiva substance is gyayak and other six dravya pudgala etc. are gyeya. So it is not so. It is as follows- I am consciousness form substance which is gyeya form. But not the gyeya of the form of collection of six dravyas different from jiva.

Bhavartha is as follows- I am gyayak and other six dravya are my gyeya- it is not so. Then how is it? My nature has three divisions of knowing capability, the knowledge and the knower, I am such gyeya form.

 Bhavartha is as follows- I know my nature as that of vedya- vedak ( knowable-knower) hence my name is gyan . Thus I am knowable by myself, hence my name is gyeya, such two capabilities onwards I have infinite capabilities hence my name is gyata (knower). Thus there are differences of names but not that of substance. How am I ? Jiva is gyayak, jiva is gyeya form, thus I am divided by words.

Bhavartha is as follows- there is difference of words but there is no difference in substance.

Shloka 272: It is the nature of my substance that sometimes it appears to be impure having several forms, sometimes it appears to be impure-pure form and sometimes it appears to be single pure form. Even so Gyani with the power of syadvad does not get confused and believes it to be the way it is and does not get deviated from the knowing  nature.

Kalash 9/272: Bhavartha is as follows- The name of this shastra is Samaysar Natak, hence the way in one natak, one bhava is shown in different forms, in the same way the jiva dravya is established by several bhavas- my gyan form jiva substance is such. How is it? In conjunction with karma, it is experienced as impure upon observation from aspect of vibhava manifestations. However it is not so in singular way. It is such also- Upon observation in single substance form it is pure. However it is also not so in singular manner. Then how is it? Upon observing the impure manifestation form and substance nature form together, it is impure as well as pure, thus both vikalpas are applicable. Why is it so? By nature it is so. Even then the intellect of Samayk Drishti jivas of the form of tattva gyan does not get deluded.

 Bhavartha is as follows- The nature of jiva is shuddha as well  as ashuddha and shuddha-ashuddha. By thus telling there is scope for confusion. However those who accept the substance to be syadvad form, for them it is simple with no scope for confusion. How is the substance? The jiva substance is collection of several capabilities of jiva which are conjoined together and can be experienced. How is it? It is illuminated at all times.

Shloka 273: Oh! The  glory of soul is wonderful that upon viewing from one aspect it appears to be several and viewing from another aspect it appears to be one only. Upon viewing from one side it is transitory and viewing from another side it is permanent. Viewing from one direction it is  completely spread and viewing from another direction it is pervasive  within own Pradesh only.

Kalash 10/273: Oh! This anekant nature of jiva substance generates wonder towards the riches of different qualities of soul. Why is it so? Viewing from aspect of paryaya it generates several bhavas, while observing the same substance in dravya form it always appears to be one. And how is it? It manifests in continuous indivisible stream form  at every moment, viewing with such aspect it generates and gets destroyed. Upon viewing from the aspect that it is same at all times, it is indestructible permanent. Upon observation of substance from aspect of praman it is equal to Lok from aspect of Pradesh and equal to gyeya from aspect of gyan. Upon observing from  aspect of own self, it is equal to own Pradesh only.

Shloka 274: Upon viewing from one aspect the misery of kashayas (passions) is observed and viewing from another aspect blissfulness (lack of Kashaya ) is seen. Viewing from one aspect the worldly sufferings are seen and viewing from another aspect salvation (absence of world form) is experienced. Upon viewing from one aspect all the three loks are revealed and on viewing from another aspect single consciousness is observed. Such extraordinarily miraculous nature of soul is ever victorious unhindered by anyone.

Kalash 11/274: The grandeur of the nature of jiva dravya is supreme. How is the grandeur? It is wonder of wonder. How is that wonder? Upon consideration from aspect of vibhava manifestation, being corrupted by moha-raga-dwesha it manifests in corrupted nature form which is obvious. Upon consideration of pure nature of jiva, it is only consciousness form and ragas etc. impurities are non existent.

And how is it? Since eternal times it has manifested in conjunction with karmas hence it has transmigrated in four gati form world several times. Upon consideration of pure nature of jiva, the jiva substance is always free, it is so experienced. And how is it? The nature of jiva is knower of self and others – upon such consideration all past-present-future  paryaya of the gyeya substances are reflected in gyan at one moment only. Upon consideration of existence alone of nature of substance , it is observed as pure gyan alone form.

 Bhavartha is as follows- Only from aspect of vyavahara gyan knows all the gyeya but not from aspect of Nishchaya. It knows own self alone since it is not pervasive-pervaded form with gyeya.

Shloka 275: Within the mass of illumination of own nature all the objects are reflected in the shape of gyeyas, however they have a single gyan form from aspect of consciousness. With the elimination of opposing karmas the experience of own nature remains uninterrupted. The infinite veerya is perturbation free like a steady illumination. Such extraordinary consciousness manifests in ever victorious form unhindered by anyone.

Kalash 12/275: Let the knowledge alone form jiva substance which can be directly experienced be victorious at all periods of time.

Bhavartha is as follows- It is really venerable. How is it? In the natural keval gyan of the dravya the entire gyeya substances get immersed thus having differences of paryayas, such is the knowledge alone form jiva substance. Even then from aspect of gyan shape it is one only. And how is it? In which the infinite power of consciousness is permanently existent for infinite period where there is no end to experience of the self. And how is it? With the destruction of gyanavarana karma it has been revealed, whose keval gyan remain undiminished.

Bhavartha is as follows- the Paramatma is explicitly unobscured only.

Shloka 276: The flame of AmritChandra which has been lit, is given blessings to remain ever illuminous. It is stationary consciousness form which never forgoes its own nature, which has destroyed the darkness of Moha, whose nature is free of opposing karmas, which is pure and complete.

Kalash 13/276: This verse has two meanings.

 First meaning- The illumination of Moksha form moon got revealed.

Bhavartha is as follows- The shuddha jiva nature form Moksha Marga got illuminated.

The second meaning is as follows- The author of commentary is Acharya Amrit Chandra and this shastra has been completed in the form of illumination of his wisdom. Blessing the shastra he says- Let the complete illumination be always lit at all times without hindrance of any nature. How is it? Which is without contradiction of any kind and dense in meaning . Which has uprooted the delusions by roots.

Bhavartha is as follows- In this shastra the nature of shuddha jiva has been described without any contradictions. And how is it? Which continuously experiences the knowledge alone form jiva substance within shuddha jiva by the shuddha jiva. How is the soul? Which is consciousness form at all times. The Sadhya-Sadhak bhava which was narrated in Natak Samaysar by Amritchandr Suri has now been concluded. Let the Natak Samaysar be blessed.

Shloka 277: In conjunction with others, gyan only had manifested in agyan form. The agyan was not a different substance. Hence when it manifested in gyan form then the agyan got eliminated. The bhavas of raga, dwesha, doership, enjoyership etc. which were present due to nimitta of agyan have also got eliminated. Just gyan alone has remained. Hence let the soul remain seeing-knowing all the bhavas of own and others of all the three periods of time being knower-viewer for ever.

Kalash 14/277: Definitely from aspect of paryayarthika naya the Mithya Drishti jiva enjoying the different subjects of enjoyment since eternal times has been bonding with karmas on account of impure manifestations in moha-raga-dwesha form, which now with the generation of Samyaktva has been eliminated with the experience of shuddha nature of jiva. After elimination nothing is left behind. On account of activities the soul has been dual in nature since eternal times.

 Bhavartha is as follows- The own consciousness manifestations were believed to be moha-raga-dwesha form. What was the result of this activity? The nature of shuddha jiva was hindered due to fruition of activities.

Bhavartha is as follows- The nature of jiva is infinite foursome form but since beginningless time for infinite period the jiva did not attain own nature and suffered the four gati form world on account of fruition of karmas. The fruition of activities resulted in impure manifestations. Due to them the vikalpas were generated that jiva is karta and bhokta of ragas etc. form manifestations. Due to fruition of the activities the taste of fruition of eight types of karmas was  enjoyed.

Bhavartha is as follows- The jiva is extremely unhappy due to fruition of eight types of karmas which is the result of fruition of activities.

Shloka 278: The words have carried out the commentary of Samay Prabhrit very well, quite carefully within their own capability; Amrit Chandra Suri who is immersed within his own nature, did not have anything to do with it.  

Kalash 15/278: The author of this Granth is Amritchandra suri. However (he says that) he has no role in Natak Samaysar.

 Bhavartha is as follows- The author of commentary by name Natak Samaysar is known as Acharya Amrit Chandra but he is great and detached from the world hence he does not take pride in authoring this granth. How is Amrit Chandra Suri? The Dwadashang form sutras are eternal which are not created by anyone, thus knowing he has not accepted himself to be author of this granth. Why is it so? The commentary of Nataka Samaysar granth describing the nature of shuddha jiva has been carried out by speech form mass of words. How is that mass of words? The words have the capability of informing the meaning with which the nature of jiva etc. form substances has been illuminated in dravya-guna-paryaya form, utpad-vyaya-dhrovya form and veneration-despicable form for sure. Such is the mass of words.

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