Hari Om!
This is select all that apply question. So we have multiple answers to select from the choices. Here are the choices:
1.) The body–mind complex undergoes enjoyment and suffering. Self is
beyond it. Jñānin identifies with Self and not with the body–mind
complex.
2.) Both have to suffer as along as the body exists irrespective of their
ignorance or knowledge.
3.) Ahaṅkāra is the cause of misery for the ajñānin, and never for the
Jñānin.
4.) The Jñānin is indifferent (udāsīna) to the suffering, but not the ajñānin.
5.) The ajñānin gives validity to the suffering by the ahaṅkāra; not so the
Jñānin.
Thank you!
