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Gommatasar Karmakanda-31
Just as the karmas like matigyaanavaran etc. continue to function even when they arise in the 12th gunasthan, these natures are called deshghati. And in the kshayopaashmik bhavas, their deshghati competitors also arise.
By mentioning the sarvaghati-deshghati differences of ghatiya karmas, the two types of aghatiya karmas, prashasht and aprashasht, are described. First, the prashasht (punya) natures are described in two verses:
Saadam tinnevaau, uchvam narasuradugam cha panchindi. Deha bandhan sanghaadangovaangai vannachou. ||41||
Sapcharatjarimhai, avghaluunaguruchakka saggamana.
Tasabarassatthsatthi, baadalambhedodo sattha. ||42|| Jummam ||
Meaning: Saataavedaniya, tinaayu, uchchgotra, manushya gati, manushya gaty anupurvi, devagati, devagaty anupurvi, panchendriya jaati, panch sharira, panch bandhan, panch sayaat, tin ango paang, varn chatushk, sama chaturasra sansthan, vajrarashabhanaraach sanhanan, upghat bina agurulghushtak, prashasht viha yogati, tras aadi baarah ye adasath prakritiyaan bhed vivaksha se hain tatha abhed vivaksha se punya prakritiyaan 42 hi hain.
Special Meaning: In the above verse, the punya prakritiyaan mentioned as tinaayu are tiryanch, manushya and devaayu. In varn chatushk, varn, gandh, ras and sparsh are included, but here only the auspicious varn etc. chatushk are to be considered. When these are differentiated, there are 5 types of varn, 2 types of gandh, 5 types of ras and 8 types of sparsh, making a total of 20 types. This is according to bhed vivaksha, but according to abhed vivaksha, only the auspicious varn etc. four are to be considered. Upghat bina agurulghushtak means agurulghu, paradhat, uchchvas, aatap and udyot, these 5 prakritiyaan are to be known. The 12 prakritiyaan like sa, baadar, paryaapt, pratyek sharira, sthira, shubh, subhag, suswar, aadey, yashas kirti, nirman and teerthankar are as follows. According to bhed vivaksha, there are 68 prakritiyaan, and according to abhed vivaksha, there are 42 prakritiyaan. This means that the 5 bandhan and 5 sangyaat are inseparable from the 5 shariras, so they are not counted separately, making 10 prakritiyaan less. And from the 20 prakritiyaan of varn etc., only the varn chatushk is considered, making 16 prakritiyaan less. Thus, by reducing these 26 prakritiyaan, there are only 42 prakritiyaan according to abhed vivaksha, and by including these 26, there are 68 prakritiyaan according to bhed vivaksha. Here, the punya (prashasht) prakritiyaan are mentioned by listing their names separately. This same point is mentioned by Umaswami Acharya in Tattvarth Sutra using a concise sutra: "Saataavedaniya, shubhaayu, naama karma ki shubh prakritiyaan tatha shubh gotra (uchchgotra) are punya roop. 1. "Sadvedya shubhaayur naama gotraani punyam" Tattvarth Sutra. 8/25!