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Gommatasar Karmakanda-278
Now, in the section on Kshaya Margana, we discuss the arising (udaya) of Kshayas...
The four types of anger (krodha) are excluded from the 122 types of anger mentioned in the Gunasthanas. The remaining 12 Kshayas related to Mana, Maya, and Lobha Chatushk, along with the Tirthankara, total 13 types. These 13 types, when excluded, leave 109 types of Kshayas that are capable of arising. Furthermore, the three types of anger related to Mithyatva (false belief) that are devoid of Ananta Anubandhi (infinite consequences) - Ekaindriya, Vikal Tray, Atap, Ananta Anubandhi Krodha, four types of Anupurvi, and four types of Sthavaradi - these 14 types do not arise. Additionally, Samyaktva (right belief), Samyag Mithyatva (right false belief), and Aharak Dwik (two types of food) also do not arise.
According to the verses in "Evam Manaditte" (verse 323), the same principle applies to the three Kshayas of Mana, Maya, and Lobha as it does to Krodha. Excluding the 13 types (12 Kshayas and Tirthankara), there are 109 types of Kshayas that are capable of arising.
**Specific Explanation:**
In Krodha Kshaya, there are 109 types of Kshayas capable of arising, and 9 Gunasthanas. In the Mithyatva Gunasthan, there are 5 types of Vyuchchhinna (discontinued) Kshayas, 105 types of Udaya (arising) Kshayas, and Samyaktva, Samyag Mithyatva, and Aharak Dwik as Anudaya (non-arising) Kshayas. In the Sasadan Gunasthan, there are 6 types of Vyuchchhinna Kshayas (Ananta Anubandhi Krodha, Ekaindriya, Sthavara, Vikal Tray), 99 types of Udaya Kshayas, and 10 types of Anudaya Kshayas (including Narak Gati Anupurvi). In the Mishra Gunasthan, there is 1 type of Vyuchchhinna Kshaya, 91 types of Udaya Kshayas, and 18 types of Anudaya Kshayas (excluding Narak Gati Anupurvi, the remaining three Anupurvi do not arise). In the Asanyata Gunasthan, there are 14 types of Vyuchchhinna Kshayas (Apratyaakhyan Krodha, Vaikriya Shatk, Manushya and Tiryanch Anupurvi, Devaayu and Narakayu, Dur Bhag, Anadeya, Ayashas Kirti), 95 types of Udaya Kshayas, and 14 types of Anudaya Kshayas (including Samyaktva and the four Anupurvi). In the Desh Sanayata Gunasthan, there are 5 types of Vyuchchhinna Kshayas (Pratyaakhyan Krodha, Tiryanch Ayu, Udyot, Nich Gotra, Tiryanch Gati), 81 types of Udaya Kshayas, and 28 types of Anudaya Kshayas. In the Pramatta Sanayata Gunasthan, there are 5 types of Vyuchchhinna Kshayas (Aharak Dwik, Styan Griddhi, three types of Nidra), 78 types of Udaya Kshayas, and 31 types of Anudaya Kshayas (including Aharak Dwik). In the Apratmatta Gunasthan, there are 4 types of Vyuchchhinna Kshayas (Samyaktva, the last three types of Sanhanan), 73 types of Udaya Kshayas, and 36 types of Anudaya Kshayas. In the Apurva Karan Gunasthan, there are 6 types of Vyuchchhinna Kshayas (Hasya, etc., six types of No Kshaya), 69 types of Udaya Kshayas, and 40 types of Anudaya Kshayas. In the Anivritti Karan Gunasthan, the first part has 3 types of Vyuchchhinna Kshayas (three Vedas), the second part has Sanchalan Krodha and Shunya related to Sukshma Samparaya, and the third part has Upashanta Kshaya related to...