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436
Tattvarthasutra
It must be said.
The last two divisions of pure meditation have been designated based on the idea that they destroy karma." That belief is entirely questionable because Jain approved meditation includes both painful (aart) and dreadful (radra) meditations, which create unwholesome karmas. Thus, "the belief in the worship of the treatment has no scope. Possibly due to its association with liberation, subtle action and total destruction are considered as meditation. Because, in most religious sects, the attainment of liberation is believed to be through meditation or samadhi. In fact, subtle action does not manifest as meditation because it is merely caused by slight physical discomfort and is devoid of three kinds of activity. Regardless, the discussion about treatment becomes ineffective, making the example of subtle action and total destruction unnecessary in the commentary. Therefore, the belief regarding the critique of the Digambara commentators is not reasonable.
From the above statement, it appears that due to the absence of mohaniya karmas, there were no bhava-vedaniya karmas in Jainism. Mohaniya karmas and vedaniya karmas are two distinct categories of karma, each with its own special characteristics. Therefore, their forms and functions cannot be mixed. Otherwise, there would be a confusion among the karmic distinctions. Accepting the above statement, the same argument applies to others.