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NAV-TATIVA
82 TYPES OF PAAP. 1) Gnanavaran - Karma covering deep
knowledge 2) Darshanavaran :- Karma covering common
knowledge 3) Antaray - Karma which causes hurdles 5 4) Mohaniya :- Karma which deludes
5) Ashaatavedniya:- Karma which causes pains
6) Neechgotra - Karma which gives birth
in a low caste 7) Narkaayushya - Karma which makes
one live as a naarki 8) Namkarma :- Karma pertaining to body Total
82 NAAMKARMA (34) - Narakgati, Tiryanchgati, Ekendriyajati, Beindriyajati, Teindriyajati, Chaurindriyajati, 5 Sanghayans, 5 Sansthans, bad colour - odour - taste - touch, Ashubhvihaayogati, Narkaanupurvi, Tiryanchanupurvi, Upghaat, Sthavar, Sukshma, Aparyapta, Sadharan, Asthir, Ashubh, Durbhag, Duhsvar, Anadey, Apyash.
For the knowledge of definations and natures of the types of punya and paap, one should refer first karmagrantha.
FOUR-FOLD PUNYA-PAAP COMBINATION 1) Punyanubandhi Punya :- When new punya is bound
during the experience of previous punya, the punya
is called Punyanubandhi Punya. 2) Paapanubandhi Punya :- When new paap is bound
during the experience of previous punya, the punya
NAV-TATIVA is called Paapanubandhi Punya. 3) Punyanubandhi Paap :- When new punya is bound
during the experience of previous paap, the paap is
called Punyanubandhi Paap. 4) Paapanubandhi Paap :- When new paap is bound
during the experience of previous paap, the paap is called Paapanuabndhi Paap.
[5] AASHRAV Inlets for Karma to enter the soul are called Aashrava :- 42 types • INDRIYA 5 (sense organs) - Dependence
on senseorgans. Happiness in favourable subjects of senseorgans. Hatred in
adverse subjects of senseorgans. • PASSIONS 4 : Anger, pride, fraud, greed. • AVRAT 5 (absence of vows) :
Pranatipaat - Killing Mrishavaad - Speaking lie Adattadaan - Theft Maithun - Sexual intercourse
Parigrah - Strong affection on wealth • YOG 3 :- Mental, vocal and physical activities.
KRIYA (ACTIVITIES) 25 1) KAYIKI:- Performing body activities without seeing and
sweeping. 2) ADHIKARNIKI - Developing new weapons or mutually
joining old weapons. 3) PRADVESHIKI:- Hating livingbeings or non-livingbeings. 4) PARITAPANIKI :- Causing pains to self or others.
| SR No. | 007529 |
| Book Title | Jiva Vichar |
| Original Sutra Author | N/A |
| Author | Hemchandrasuri Acharya |
| Publisher | Sanghvi Ambalal Ratanchand Jain Dharmik Trust |
| Publication Year | 2004 |
| Total Pages | 49 |
| Language | English |
| Classification | Book_English & Articles |
| File Size | 1 MB |