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The nature of Gotra Karma is like the potter who makes the 23rd Karma-pada. There are differences in the paths of the high and low Gotras.
Antarayakarma: Nature, Types and Characteristics - Karma which, upon its arising, causes obstruction (hindrance) to the living being in giving, receiving, enjoying, using, and vigor (prowess), is called Antarayakarma. There are 5 types of this. Their characteristics are as follows:
Dana Antarayakarma - When the material for giving is present, a worthy recipient is available to receive the gift, the fruit of the gift is also known, and there is a desire to give, yet the living being is unable to give due to the arising of this karma, it is called Dana Antarayakarma.
Labha Antarayakarma - When the giver is generous, the object to be given is also present, and the receiver is also a skilled and worthy recipient, yet the living being does not receive the desired object due to the arising of this karma, it is called Labha Antarayakarma.
Bhoga Antarayakarma - Things that are enjoyed once are called 'Bhoga', such as food, etc. Even though there are various means of enjoyment, the living being is unable to enjoy the enjoyable things due to the arising of this karma, it is called Bhoga Antarayakarma.
Upbhoga Antarayakarma - Things that are enjoyed repeatedly are called Upbhoga, such as houses, clothes, ornaments, etc. Even though there are means of Upbhoga, the living being is unable to enjoy those means of Upbhoga due to the arising of this karma, it is called Upbhoga Antarayakarma.
Veerya Antarayakarma - Veerya means prowess, strength, effort. Even though the living being is healthy, strong, capable, and young, due to the arising of this karma, the living being is unable to exert prowess in a particular task, unable to use strength and capability, due to low vitality, low spirits, laziness, and weakness, it is called Veerya Antarayakarma.
Thus, the description of the divisions and subdivisions of the paths and karmas is from Sutra 1687 to 1666.
The state of the two Karma-prakritis is described in 1667.
"Nāṇāvaraṇijjassa ṇam bhanta! kammarasa kevatiyam kālam ṭhiṭī paṇṇattā? goyamā! jahaṇṇeṇaṁ antomuhuttaṁ, ukkosenaṁ tīsaṁ sāgarovamkoḍākoḍīo; tiṇṇi ya vāsasahasssāi abāhā, prabāhuṇiyā kammathiṭī kammaniśego." [1697 pra.]
"Bhagavan! How long is the state of Jnanavaraniya Karma said to be?" [1697 u.]
"Gautama! (Its state) is the shortest, an Antarmuhurta, and the highest is thirty Koḍa 1. (a) Ibid., Bha. 5, pp. 275-76 (b) Karmagrantha, Bha. 1, (Maru. Vya.) p. 151 2. (a) Ibid., Bha. 5, p. 151, (b) Prajñāpanā (Prameyabodhinīṭīkā), Bha. 5, pp. 277-78"