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## Chapter 671:
**Verse 16:** Avarnavada (false accusation) towards Kevali, Shruta, Sangh, Dharma, and Deva is the cause of Darshan mohaniya karma (karma that obscures knowledge).
**Verse 17:** The intense consequence of the arising of Kashaya (passions) is the cause of various types of Charitra mohaniya karma (karma that obscures conduct).
**Verse 98:** The cause of Kashaya vedaniya karma (karma that is experienced through the passions) is the defilement of good conduct, which arises from the generation of one's own and others' Kashaya.
**Verse 95:** The cause of Hasya Akashaya vedaniya karma (karma that is experienced through laughter) is the great bondage of being prone to mockery, such as mocking Dharma.
**Verse 100:** The cause of Rati Akashaya vedaniya karma (karma that is experienced through attachment) is the great Asrava (influx of karma) of being attached to various forms of play and entertainment.
**Verse 101:** The cause of Arati Akashaya vedaniya karma (karma that is experienced through aversion) is the destruction of Rati (attachment) and the service of those with bad character.
**Verse 102:** The cause of Shoka Akashaya vedaniya karma (karma that is experienced through sorrow) is the constant cause of being human, which arises from generating sorrow in oneself and finding joy in the increase of sorrow in others.
**Verse 103:** The cause of Bhaya Akashaya vedaniya karma (karma that is experienced through fear) is the constant Asrava (influx of karma) of generating fear in others and dwelling on one's own fear.
**Verse 104:** The cause of Jugupsa Akashaya vedaniya karma (karma that is experienced through disgust) is the Asrava (influx of karma) of being disgusted by the conduct of those who practice good conduct and slandering them.
**Verse 105:** The cause of Stri Akashaya vedaniya karma (karma that is experienced through female attachment) is the excessive desire to deceive others, speaking falsehoods, and the abundance of raga (attachment).
**Verse 106:** The cause of Pum Akashaya vedaniya karma (karma that is experienced through male attachment) is considered to be the karma of Samsara (cycle of birth and death), which arises from being humble, having little anger, and being content with one's own wife.
**Verse 107:** The cause of Napumsaka Akashaya vedaniya karma (karma that is experienced through impotence) is the abundance of Kashaya (passions), the piercing of private parts, and attachment to another's wife.