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[14] Except for the *Prajñāpanā Sūtra*, no being from the *Nairyāyika* to the *Vāimānika* is capable of destroying the *ghātikarma*, therefore they experience the *jñānāvaraniya* etc. karmas. Among humans, those who have destroyed the four *ghātikarma* do not experience the four *jñānāvaraniya* etc. karmas, but those who have not destroyed the four *ghātikarma* experience them. However, humans experience the four *aghātika* karmas, namely *vedaniya*, *prāyu*, *nāma* and *gotra*, like other beings, because these four *aghātika* karmas remain in humans until the end of the fourteenth *guṇasthāna*. / In relation to the statement of all beings, worldly beings experience these four *aghātika* karmas, but liberated beings do not experience them. / ' *Pañcamadvāra: Kativiḍha-Anubhāvadvāra* 1676. "O Gautama! How many types of *anubhāva* (results) are there for the *jñānāvaraniya* karma, which is bound by the being, touched, bound and touched, accumulated, *cit* and *upacit*, having attained some *pāka*, having attained *vipāka*, having attained *phala* and having attained *udaya*, done by the being, performed by the being, resulted by the being, arisen by itself, arisen by another, or arisen by both, having attained *gati*, having attained *sthiti*, having attained *bhava*, having attained *pudgala* and having attained *pudgalapariṇāma*?" [1676 U.] "O Gautama! There are ten types of *anubhāva* for the *jñānāvaraniya* karma, which is bound by the being, up to attaining *pudgalapariṇāma*, as follows: (1) *śrotrāvarana*, (2) *śrotravijnānāvarana*, (3) *netrāvarana*, (4) *netravijnānāvarana*, (5) *ghrāṇāvarana*, (6) *ghrāṇavijñānāvarana*, (7) *rasāvarana*, (8) *rasavijñānāvarana*, (9) *sparśāvarana* and (10) *sparśavijñānāvarana*. / 1. (a) *Prajñāpanā*. *Prameyabodhinī Ṭīkā Bhā.* 5, p. 175-76 (b) *Paṇṇavaṇāsutaṃ Bhā.* 2, p. 131