________________ 152 TATTVARTHA SUTRA darshanavaraniya, Achakshudarshanavaraniya, Avadhidarshanavaraniya and Kevaldarshanavaraniya. Moreover, sleeping state also causes the loss of perception. Jainism lays five types of sleep that obscures perception. They are termed as Nidra, Nidra-nidra, Prachala, Prachala-prachala and Styangrhi. The phenomenon, in which one indulges in dozing, is called Nidra Darshanavaran; that, in which one goes to sound sleep, is called Nidranidra Darshanavaran; that, in which one drowses, is called Prachala Darshanavaran; that, in which one indulges in sleep-walking, is called Prachala-prachala Darshanavaran; and that, in which one can perform during the sleep what he had conceived of in waking state, is called Styangrhi Darshanavaran. HEHET 11C-811 8.9: Sadasadvedye (Shatavedaniya and Ashatavedaniya are the two categories of Vedaniya Karma.) Vedaniya Karma is of two types. That, which provides favorable situations and can be comfortably availed of, is called Shatavedaniya; while that, which results in unfavorable situations and can be borne with discomfort and hardships, is called Ashatavedaniya. दर्शनचारित्रमोहनीयकषायनोकषायवेदनीयास्यास्त्रिद्विषोडशनवभेदाः सम्यक्त्वमिथ्यात्वतदुभयानि कषायनोकषायावनन्तानुबन्ध्यप्रत्याख्यानप्रत्याख्यानावरणसंज्वलन विकल्पाश्चैकशः क्रोधमानमायालोमा हास्यरत्यरतिशोकभयजुगुप्सास्त्रीपुंनपुंसकवेदाः // 8-10 // 8.10: Darshancharitramohaniyakashaynokashay Jain Education International For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org
