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## Chapter Nine
**10. There are fourteen types of Pariṣahas in Sūkṣma Sāmprāya and Chhadmastha Vītarāga.**
839. Hunger, thirst, cold, heat, insect bites, walking, sleeping, death, loss, disease, touch of grass, excrement, wisdom, and ignorance are the fourteen Pariṣahas. The word "fourteen" in the sūtra indicates that there are no other Pariṣahas.
**Doubt:** It is reasonable that the rule of fourteen Pariṣahas applies to Chhadmastha Vītarāga because of the absence of Mohaniya and the eight Pariṣahas mentioned later. However, in Sūkṣma Sāmprāya, the rule of fourteen Pariṣahas does not seem to apply because Mohaniya is present.
**Resolution:** This is incorrect because Mohaniya is present. In Sūkṣma Sāmprāya, there is only the arousal of the Kṣaya of greed, and that too is very subtle. Therefore, since it is similar to Chhadmastha Vītarāga, the rule of fourteen Pariṣahas applies there as well.
**Doubt:** Since there is no support for the arousal of Mohaniya and it is slow, there is no experience of pain like hunger, etc. Therefore, the term "Pariṣaha" does not apply to their actions.
**Resolution:** This is not true because only the power is intended. Just as we refer to the ability of the Sarvārthasiddhi Dev to travel to the seventh earth, we should understand it here as well.
**11. There are eleven Pariṣahas in a Jina.**
840. If it is acknowledged that Pariṣahas are present in a soul with a body, then how many Pariṣahas are experienced by a liberated soul who has attained Kevala Jnāna and is subject to the fruits of the four karmas? This is explained here.
841. In a Jina who has destroyed the four destructive karmas, there are eleven Pariṣahas due to the presence of Vedaniya karma.
**Doubt:** Since there is no support for the arousal of Mohaniya and there is no experience of pain like hunger, etc., the term "Pariṣaha" does not apply.
**Resolution:** This is not true because only the power is intended. Just as we refer to the ability of the Sarvārthasiddhi Dev to travel to the seventh earth, we should understand it here as well.