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Rati, bhaya, shoka, jugupsa.
[Samavayanga Sutra]
The twenty-six karma-ansh (natures) of karma, which are mohaniya (delusive) for the abhavya (non-liberated) beings, are mentioned in the text as follows: 1. Mithyatva mohaniya, 17. Sixteen kshaya, 18. Strived, 19. Purushaved, 20. Napunsakaved, 21. Hasya, 22. Arati, 23. Rati, 24. Bhaya, 25. Shoka, and 26. Jugupsa.
**Discussion:** When a being first mitigates darshan moha (delusion of perception) and attains samyag darshan (right perception), they then divide the darshan mohaniya karma into three parts, which have been ongoing since time immemorial. At that point, they possess twenty-eight natures, including the aforementioned twenty-five divisions of charitra moha (delusion of conduct). However, abhavya beings never attain samyag darshan, and therefore they are unable to divide the three parts of anadi mithyatva (innate false belief). As a result, they always have twenty-six natures of mohaniya karma. The natures of misra (mixed) and samyaktva mohaniya (delusion of right conduct) do not exist in them.
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176 - In this Ratnaprabha earth, the state of how many narakas (hells) is said to be twenty-six palyopama (comparisons). In the Adhastana seventh Mahatamah Prabha earth, the state of how many narakas is said to be twenty-six sagaropama (comparisons). The state of how many Asura Kumaras (demigods) is said to be twenty-six palyopama. In the Saudharma - Ishana kalpa, the state of how many devas (gods) is said to be twenty-six palyopama.
177 - The state of the jghannya (inferior) of the Madhyama-Madhyama Graiveyak devas is said to be twenty-six sagaropama. The state of the utkrisht (superior) of the devas who are born in the Madhyama-Adhastana Graiveyak vimanas (planes) is said to be twenty-six sagaropama. These devas take in breath or exhale after twenty-six ardhamasa (thirteen months). The desire for food arises for them after twenty-six thousand years.
There are many bhavasiddhik jivas (beings who will attain liberation) who will become siddhas (liberated), buddhas (enlightened), free from karma, attain parinirvana (final liberation), and end all suffering after twenty-six bhava (births).
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