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The Tattvarthasutra states that the karmas governing the illumination of the soul are called "Udyotana." 7. The karma that arranges the limbs of the body in a desired position is called "Nirmanana." 8. The karma that empowers the practice of Dharma Tirtha is called "Tirthankara." [12] The karma that causes a birth in a family that possesses prestige is called "Uccagotra," while the karma that causes a birth in a family that lacks prestige despite having power is called "Nicagotra." [13] The karma that creates obstacles in giving, receiving, experiencing, and utilizing something, whether once or repeatedly, is respectively called "Danantaraya," "Labhanataraya," "Bhogantaraya," "Upabhogantaraya," and "Viryaraya." [14] - Now, does it describe the state binding? The state of thirty Tirthankaras is like thirty seas. 26. Seventy minutiae. 16. The twenty names and gotras. 17. The three states of the thirty seas regarding lifespan. 18. Apart from the twelve muhurta related to Vedanīya. 19. The name of the remaining constellations. 20. The moment of end of the remaining ones. 21. The first three types, namely, Jñanavarana, Darshanavarana, and Vedaniya and the supreme state of Antaray are illustrated as being equivalent to thirty seas.