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So, it is vain. Again, being the incitor of Mohaḥ (infatuation) ete, it is not good. It does not deserve to be called a sanjnā
Or, sanjnā is of three kinds viz 1 Dirghakaliki 2 Hétuvāda and 3 Dşstivāda.
A being possessing Dirgha-kāliki sanjñā remembers past events, thinks about whatever is desirable and thinks over how it is to be done A being possessing Hetuvāda sāńjná having thought over what is agreeable and what is disagreeable goes to or retires from shade or heat for the protection of his body.
A being possessing Drștivada sanjna is always a Samyagdrişți jiva.
Gods, Nārakas, and Garbhaja embryo born) beings have Kaliki Sanjna
Two-sensed, three sensed and four-sensed beings have Hétuyada sanjnā.
Samyag-drişti jįvas have Dristivāda sanjnā
Kévalins are free from sanjnã and free from the activities of_Mati Jńāna
संजीवप्राणद्वारमभिधाय क्रमप्राप्तमपि योनिद्वारमुपरिष्टावक्ष्यति ततोऽत्र METT F*131*staur* 3479497E
एवं अणोरपारे संसारे सायरम्मि भीमम्मि।
पत्तो अणतखुत्तो जीवेहि अपत्तधम्मेहि ॥ ४४ ॥ 44 Eväm aņorapāré samsāré sayarammi bhimammi
Patto aŋantakhutto Jivéhim apattadhammehin 44 [एवमनारपारे संसारे सागरे मीमे ।
प्राप्तोऽनन्तकृत्व एवं [ मागवियोगः ] जीवैरमाप्तधर्मैः ॥ ४४ ॥ Évatnanārapāré saṁsārê sagarê bhimé i Praplo'anantakritvam evani (prāņa viyogăk) jīvaiçapāptädharman 44 ]
