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## Gommatasara Karmakanda-164
The five natures of Antarayakarma are Deshaghati. There will be a division of karma-paramanu in them in descending order. The highest number of paramanu will be in the Veerayantarayaprakriti, then less in Upbhogantarayaprakriti, then less in Bhogantarayaprakriti, then less in Labhantarayaprakriti, and the least in Dravya Danantarayaprakriti.
Then, showing the special feature in Mohaniyakarma:
**Mohe Micchhattadi Sattrasanh Tu Dijjade Heenam.**
**Sanjalanaanam Bhagave Hodi Pananokasayanam.** ||202||
**Meaning:** In the 17 natures of Mohaniyakarma, starting from Mithyatva, Dravya is given in descending order. Knowing the distribution of the five Nokashayas, similar to Sanjwalanakashayas.
**Special Meaning:** In Mohaniyakarma, Dravya is given in descending order in the 17 natures of Mithyatva, Anantanubandhi Lobha-Maya-Krodha and Mana, Sanchalana Lobha-Maya-Krodha and Mana, Pratyakhyana Lobha-Maya-Krodha and Mana, Apratyakhyana Avarana Lobha-Maya-Krodha and Mana. The Dravya of the five Nokashayas is similar to Sanjwalana. Out of the nine Nokashayas, five natures bind simultaneously at one time, hence only five Nokashayas are mentioned here. One Veda out of the three Vedas, one out of Rati-Arati, one out of Hasya-Shoka, and Bhaya-Jugupsa, thus five Nokashayas bind simultaneously.
Then, showing the order of their division:
**Sanjwalana Bhaga Bahubhagaddham Akasaya Sangayam Davvam.**
**Igi Bhaga Sahiyabahubhagaddham Sanjwalana Padibandham.** ||203||
**Meaning:** Nokashayas and Sanchalana received a lot of Dravya. Half of this Dravya belongs to Nokashayas, and half of this Dravya, including one part, belongs to Sanjwalana.
**Special Meaning:** The total amount of Dravya in Mohaniyakarma has been explained before. After giving a part to Ananta, one part is Sarvaghati and the majority is Deshaghati. In Deshaghati Dravya, give a part equal to an innumerable part of Avali, and then separate one part from the obtained part, half of the majority part belongs to Nokashayas, and the remaining part, including one part, half of the majority part belongs to Sanjwalanakashayas. This is how three types of Dravya are formed. Now, dividing Sarvaghati Dravya:
In Sarvaghati Dravya, give a part equal to an innumerable part of Avali, separate one part from it, divide the remaining majority part into 17 parts, and give one part to each nature. The remaining one part...