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## Table of Contents
**311** Explanation of the three types of Darshanamohaniya, their causes, and their original natures, experienced firsthand.
**300** Explanation of all types of Charitramohaniya, except for some karmas, experienced firsthand.
**312** Four types of Ayukarma.
**303** Experienced according to the name of one's karma.
**312** Explanation of the causes of Ayavyapadesha and the four types of Ayus.
**303** Explanation of Nirjara and its types.
**312** Explanation of the sub-types of Namakarma.
**303** Significance of the word 'Cha'.
**312** Explanation of Gati and its types.
**303** Detailed explanation of Anubhagabandh through special meaning.
**313** Explanation of Jati and its types.
**304** Explanation of Pradeshbandh.
**315** Explanation of Sharir Namakarma and its types.
**304** Puny (Meritorious) Natures.
**316** Explanation of Angopang and its types.
**304** Explanation of the creation of Puny Natures and its types.
**304** Pap (Demeritorious) Natures.
**317** Explanation of Bandhan (Bondage).
**304** Explanation of the aggregation of Pap Natures.
**304** Explanation of Sansthan and its six types.
**304** Explanation of Sanhanan and its six types.
**304** Explanation of the twenty, starting with Sparsha (Touch).
**305** The nature of Sanvar (Purification).
**318** Explanation of Anupurvya (Sequential) and its four types.
**305** Two types of Sanvar and their characteristics.
**318** Explanation of other types besides the aforementioned ones.
**306** How many types of Gotra (Lineage) karmas are purified in which Gunasthan (Stage of Purity) and by what means.
**318** Explanation of high and low Gotras.
**307** Reasons for Sanvar.
**320** Five types of Antaraya (Obstruction) karma.
**308** Functions of Gupti, Samiti, Dharma, Anupreksha, and Parishadana Antaraya.
**321** The nature of Jaya (Victory).
**321** Significance of the word 'Sah' in the sutra, etc.
**321** Three karmas and the superior position of Antaraya karma.
**309** Indication of Tap (Austerity) as the cause of Sanvar and Nirjara.
**321** Tap is included in Dharma, yet the reason for mentioning it separately.
**309** Superior position of Mohaniya karma.
**321** Tap is the cause of Abhyudaya (Progress), Svarga (Heaven), etc., yet the reason for mentioning it separately.
**309** Superior position of Mohaniya karma.
**321** Resolution of the doubt about how Tap is the cause of Nirjara.
**309** Superior position of Gotra karma.
**321** The nature of Gupti.
**322** Superior position of Ayukarma.
**310** Explanation of the word 'Nigraha'.
**322** Superior position of Ayukarma.
**310** Significance of the word 'Samyak'.
**322** Inferior position of Vedaniya karma.
**310** Indication of how Gupti is the cause of Sanvar.
**322** Inferior position of Nama and Gotra karma.
**310** Five types of Samiti.
**322** Inferior position of the remaining karmas.
**311** Indication of how Samiti is the cause of Sanvar.
**323** Explanation of Anubhagabandh.
**311** Ten types of Dharma.
**323** Explanation of the word 'Vipak'.
**311** The purpose of mentioning Gupti, Samiti, and Dharma as the cause of Sanvar.
**323** Two types of experience.
**311** Two types of tendencies of experience.
**323** The nature of the ten Dharmas, starting with Kshama (Forgiveness).
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