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## 248] Sarvarthasiddhi
[6168 619 The action of being enthusiastic about an action initiated by another is called Prarabdha Kriya. The action performed for the sake of destroying attachment is called Parigrahika Kriya.
Deception in the matters of knowledge, perception, etc. is called Maya Kriya. To strengthen someone with the means of wrong perception, by praising them, saying "You are doing well", is called Mithyadarshan Kriya. The action of not rejecting the results of the karmas that destroy restraint, is called Apratyakhyana Kriya. These are the five Kriyas. These, when combined, become twenty-five Kriyas. These, along with the senses, etc., become the doors of the Saampraayika Karma through Asrava, due to the difference and non-difference of cause and effect.
8619. Here it is said, that since the three Yogas are the work of all souls, they are common to all beings in the world, therefore, there should be uniformity in the experience of the fruits of bondage. To this, it is said, "This is not so." Because, even though the Yogas are present in every soul, there are infinite variations in the results of the souls, therefore, the experience of the fruits of bondage must be considered as having a special nature. Question: How? Answer: This is explained in the next Sutra.
The special nature of Asrava is due to the difference in the intensity, mildness, knowledge, ignorance, object, and power. ||6||
8620: The result that arises due to the stimulation of external and internal causes is called Teebhra Bhava. The opposite of this is called Manda Bhava. To act knowing that "This being should be killed by me" is called Jnata Bhava. To act without knowing, due to intoxication or negligence, is called Ajnata Bhava. The object in which things are placed is called Adhikarana. Here, Adhikarana refers to the substance. The special power of the substance is called Veerya. The word Bhava should be combined with all the words, such as Teebhra Bhava, Manda Bhava, etc. Due to all these reasons, there is a special nature in Asrava, because the difference in the cause leads to the difference in the effect. 1. Darshanakaran- Ta., Na., Mu. 2. Ranasya Tato Mu. 3. Praani Hanta- Mu., Ta., Na. 4. Va Kriya M.