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## Chapter Two
[115] There are six types of *leshyas*: *krishna-leshya*, *nila-leshya*, *kapota-leshya*, *tejo-leshya*, *padma-leshya*, and *shukla-leshya*.
[8266] It is said in the scriptures that *shukla-leshya* exists in the *upashanta-kashya*, *kshina-kashya*, and *sayoga-kevali* stages. But in these stages, there is no arising of *kashyas*, so how can there be *audayika* (arising from *karma*) *leshyas*? This is not a fault. Because of the *purva-bhava-prajnapan* *naya* (principle of knowing the previous state), the *leshyas* in the *upashanta-kashya* etc. stages are considered *audayika* because they are influenced by the arising of *kashyas* in the previous stages. Since there is no arising of *kashyas* in the *ayoga-kevali* stage, it is certain that they are *leshya-rahita* (without *leshyas*).
[8267] The *parinamika* (resulting from *karma*) state has three divisions. To explain the nature of these divisions, the next sutra says:
"There are three divisions of the *parinamika* state: *jivattva*, *bhavya*, and *abhavya*." [7]
[8268] *Jivattva*, *bhavya*, and *abhavya* are three *parinamika* states that do not exist in other substances. Therefore, they should be understood as belonging to the soul.
Question: Why are these *parinamika*?
Answer: These three states are dependent on the arising, subsidence, destruction, and destruction-subsidence of *karma*. Therefore, they are *parinamika*.
*Jivattva* is dependent on: 1. *Pana-peksha* (the principle of knowing the previous state), 2. *Di. 1* (the first *dravya* - soul), and 3. *Di. 2* (the second *dravya* - *karma*).