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The Thirteenth Resultant State [125 [635 Q.] O Bhagavan! How many types of Darshan-Parinaam are there? |635 A.] Gautama! (Darshan-Parinaam) is said to be of three types. They are as follows: (1) Samyag-Darshan-Parinaam, (2) Mithya-Darshan-Parinaam and (3) Samyami-thya-Darshan-Parinaam / 636. [936 Q.] O Bhagavan! How many types of Charitra-Parinaam are there? [636 A.] Gautama! (Charitra-Parinaam) is said to be of five types. They are as follows: (1) Samayik-Charitra-Parinaam, (2) Chhedopasthaapaniy-Charitra-Parinaam, (3) Parihaar-Vishuddhi-Charitra-Parinaam, (4) Sukshma-Samparay-Charitra-Parinaam and (5) Yathaakhyaat-Charitra-Parinaam / 637. [937 Q.] O Bhagavan! How many types of Ved-Parinaam are there? [937 A.] Gautama! (Ved-Parinaam) is said to be of three types. They are as follows: (1) Stri-Ved-Parinaam, (2) Purush-Ved-Parinaam and (3) Napumsak-Ved-Parinaam / Discussion - The ten types of Jiva-Parinaam and their sub-types - The 12 Sutras (Su. 626 to 937) mention the ten types of Jiva-Parinaam, starting with Gati-Parinaam, and describe the sub-types of each. Explanation of Gati-Parinaam etc. - (1) Gati-Parinaam - The attainment of a state like Narak (hell) due to the rise of the Karma called 'Narka-adi-Gati' is called 'Gati'. The state of Narak-adi-Gati, i.e., the state of being a Narak (hell) etc., is the Gati-Parinaam of the Jiva. (2) Indriya-Parinaam - The soul is called 'Indra' due to its being 'Indan', i.e., due to the attainment of the supreme state of knowledge. The means that are used to achieve the state of Indra are called 'Indriya'. This means that the main means (instrument) of the soul (Indra) is called 'Indriya'. The state of being 'Indriya' is called 'Indriya-Parinaam'. (3) Kashay-Parinaam - The state where beings harm (kill) each other is called 'Kash'. Or, the things that cause 'Kash', i.e., the state of Samsara (cycle of birth and death), are called 'Kashay'. The state of the Jiva being in the state of 'Kash' is called 'Kashay-Parinaam'. (4) Leshya-Parinaam - The nature of Leshya will be explained later. The state of being in the state of 'Leshya' is called 'Leshya-Parinaam'. (5) Yog-Parinaam - The activities of the mind, speech and body are called 'Yog'. The state of being in the state of 'Yog' is called 'Yog-Parinaam'. (6) Upayog-Parinaam - The state of the activity of the power of consciousness, which is in the form of concrete and abstract knowledge and perception, is called 'Upayog'. The state of being in the state of 'Upayog' is called 'Upayog-Parinaam'. (7) Gyaan-Parinaam - The state of being in the state of 'Mati-Gyaan' etc. is called 'Gyaan-Parinaam'. (8) Darshan-Parinaam - The state of being in the state of 'Samyag-Darshan' etc. is called 'Darshan-Parinaam'. (8)