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## Kasaya Pahud Sunt [4 Anubhag Vibhakti]
There are two types of Niṣeka, based on the prominence of the Anubhag: Sarvaghati and Deshaghati. Although the distinction between Sarvaghati and Deshaghati is possible only in Ghatiya Karmas, the two distinctions are made by considering the Anubhag of Aghatiya Karmas as bound to Ghatiya Karmas. This is because Aghatiya Karmas are also bound to Ghatiya Karmas, as they are destructive to the qualities that are opposed to the upward movement of the Jiva, such as its upward movement. The reason for calling Aghatiya Karmas 'Aghatiya' is simply that they are unable to destroy even a fraction of the Jiva's Anujīvī qualities.
The Niṣeka of Karmas has been considered in this way, as Deshaghati and Sarvaghati, through Niṣeka-praroopanā. In Sparadhak-praroopanā, the consideration of the Sparadhak of Karmas is based on the prominence of the Anubhag. The most insignificant Shakti-anga related to the Anubhag of Karmas is called Avibhag-praticched. The collection of countless Avibhag-praticched is called a Varga. The collection of countless Vargas is called a Vargana, and the collection of countless Varganas is called a Sparadhak.
Niṣeka-praroopanā and Sparadhak-praroopanā are considered as the meaning-words for understanding Anubhag Vibhakti. Through this meaning-word, the author of Mahavandh, Bhagavan Bhootvaline, has elaborated on the Anubhag-bandh of Karmas through twenty-four Anuyog-dwaras. By adding the word 'Vibhakti' to the word 'Bandh' in these Anuyog-dwaras, Uccarana-acharya has explained Anubhag Vibhakti.
In this text, only one Mohakarma is intended. Therefore, since there is no possibility of proximity in one, he has excluded it and explained Anubhag Vibhakti through the remaining twenty-three Anuyog-dwaras. Since the consideration of Anubhag is elaborated upon in Mahavandh, the Churnikar has not written them down, to avoid repetition. Instead, he has only informed the Vyakhyana-acharya or Uccarana-acharya through this Sutra, so that they can pronounce them accordingly and make the inquisitive students understand them.
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The names of the twenty-three Anuyog-dwaras that are worth knowing regarding the subject of Mool-prakriti Anubhag Vibhakti are as follows:
1. Sanjna
2. Sarvanubhag Vibhakti
3. No-Sarvanubhag Vibhakti
4. Utkrushta Anubhag Vibhakti
5. Anutkrushta Anubhag Vibhakti
6. Jaghanya Anubhag Vibhakti
7. Ajaghanya Anubhag Vibhakti
8. Saadi Anubhag Vibhakti
9. Anaadi Anubhag Vibhakti
10. Dhruva Anubhag Vibhakti
11. Adhruva Anubhag Vibhakti
12. Ownership with respect to one Jiva
13. Kala
14. Aṇatāṇatāṇ Vaggṇāṇ Samudrayasamāgameṇa Ego Fahyo Bhavadi. x x x Eddeṇa Anupadeṇa Tattha Imāṇi Chaduvoso Aṇiyogdvārāṇi ṇādavvāṇi Bhavatī. Ta Jaha Saṇṇā Sacvabhadho Gosavvabhadho Utsavabhadho Aṇuvassavagho Jahaṇṇavabhadho Anaṇṇavabhadho Saadivadhii Aṇaadivadho Vavavabhadho Adhbuvavadhā Eva Yāv Appahuti. Bhujagāravadho Padaṇikkhevo Vahnibhadho Ajzhavāsāṇasamudāhārō Jīvasamudāhārō Tti. (Mahavō)
15. Tattha Imāṇi Tevīm 1 Sapari Eṭassa Suttasma Uccaraṇāiriyakayavakkhāṇ Vattasyāmō. Aṇiyogaddārāṇi ṇādavvāṇi Bhavatī. Na Jaha - Saṇṇā Savvāṇubhāgavihattī Gosavvāṇubhāgavihattī Ukatṣābhāgavittī Aṇutṣāṇubhāgavihattī Jahaṇāṇubhāgaviddattī Ajahaṣṇāṇubhāgavittī Saadiyaṇubhāgavittī Aṇaadiyanubhāgaviddattī Dhūvāṇubhāgavihattī Adhūvāṇubhāgavihattī Egajīvena Sāmittā Kālalē Atarā Gāṇajīvehi