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## Twenty-Third Karma-pada [35]
**Maya and Lobha, these are four divisions:**
* **Krodha:** To be filled with anger, forgetting equanimity, and to be enraged at another.
* **Mana:** Pride, arrogance, or false self-display.
* **Maya:** Deceitfulness, meaning the absence of thought and uniformity.
* **Lobha:** The result of attachment.
**Due to the intense, very intense, intense, and mild states of this quartet of Kshaya, there can be four types each. They are respectively Ananta-anubandhi (most intense state), Apratyakhyana-avaran (very intense state), Pratyakhyana-avaran (intense state), and Sanjwalan (mild state).**
**Their characteristics are as follows:**
* **Ananta-anubandhi:** The Kshaya that destroys the virtues of the Jiva, such as Samyak-tva, and causes it to wander in the world for an infinite time.
* **Apratyakhyana-avaran:** The Kshaya that destroys the Desha-virati Charitra (Shravakapan) of the Atma, meaning that the Pratyakhyana, which is the partial abandonment of Desha-virati, cannot be achieved due to its arising.
* **Pratyakhyana-avaran:** The Kshaya whose influence hinders the Atma from attaining Sarva-virati Charitra, meaning that it prevents the attainment of Shraman-dharma.
* **Sanjwalan:** The Kshaya whose arising prevents the Atma from attaining Yatha-khyata Charitra, meaning that it influences the observance of Shraman-dharma through Pari-shaha and Upa-sarga.
**By combining these four with the four Kshayas of Krodha, etc., there are 16 divisions of Kshaya-mohaniya.**
* **Ananta-anubandhi Krodha:** Like the crack caused by the bursting of a mountain, which does not subside even with remedies.
* **Apratyakhyana-avaran Krodha:** Like the crack in dry soil that fills up again with water, this Krodha subsides with some effort and remedy.
* **Pratyakhyana-avaran Krodha:** Like a line drawn on dust (sand) that fills up with wind after some time, this Krodha subsides with some remedy.
* **Sanjwalan Krodha:** Like a line drawn on water that subsides immediately, this Krodha subsides immediately.
* **Ananta-anubandhi Mana:** Just as it is impossible to bend a stone pillar even with hard work, this Mana never goes away.
* **Apratyakhyana-avaran Mana:** To bend a bone, one needs to work hard and also use remedies, similarly, this Mana goes away with extreme effort and remedies.
* **Pratyakhyana-avaran Mana:** Dry wood becomes soft with oil and massage, similarly, this Mana goes away with some effort and remedy.
* **Sanjwalan Mana:** Like a cane that bends without effort, this Mana immediately abandons its attachment.
* **Ananta-anubandhi Maya:** The crookedness of the root of a bamboo cannot be straightened, similarly, this Maya cannot be removed.
* **Apratyakhyana-avaran Maya:** The horns of a ram cannot be straightened, similarly, this Maya cannot be removed.