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## Gommatamar Karmakanda - 37...
**Meaning:** There are three types of Noagamadravya Karma - Jnayakashayara, Bhaavi and Tadvyatirikt. Among these, Jnayakashayara has three types - Bhoot, Bhaavi and Vartaman. Of these, two are easy to understand.
**Special Meaning:** The body of a being who knows the nature of Karma is called Jnayakashayara Noagamadravya Karma. It has three types - Bhoot, Vartaman and Bhaavi. The body with which a being knows the nature of Karma in the present is called Vartamanshayara. The body that it left behind is called Bhootshayara and the body that it will take in the future is called Bhaavishaya.
Just as the Rajaparyaya is the basis for the attainment of the form of a king in both the future and past lives of a being, similarly, the Karmaparyaya is the basis for the attainment of the form of Karma in both the past and future bodies of a being who has undergone transformation.
**Next, the types of Jnayakabhootshayara are described:**
**Bhudam tu chudam chaidam chadanti tedha chudam sapakena.
Padidam kadali ghadaparicchagena unayam hodi. ||56||**
**Meaning:** There are three types of Jnayakabhootshayara - Chyut, Chyavit and Tyakt. The body that is shed due to the completion of its lifespan without any other reason is called Chyut. It is devoid of Kadali ghat and Sannyas.
**The characteristic of Kadali ghat:**
**Visaveyanarattakhay bhayasatthagghaanasankileshehin.
Ussasahaaranaam nirohado chhijjade aau. ||57||**
**Meaning:** The depletion of lifespan due to consuming poison, pain, loss of blood, fear, injury, distress, cessation of breathing, lack of food, etc. is called Kadali ghat (untimely death).
1. For a detailed explanation, refer to Dharma Purana 1, pages 22 to 26.
2. Dharma Purana 1, page 23, Bhavapahudu Gatha 25.
3. King Shrenik attained Kshayik-Samyagdarshan. A being with Samyagdristi cannot be bound by the Karma of Naraka (hell). Therefore, King Shrenik's binding to Naraka Karma must have occurred before attaining Samyagdristi. King Shrenik did not die an untimely death because untimely death does not occur after the binding of the lifespan of the next life. It is said: "Par-bhaviyaauae badde pacchaa bhujjamaanauassa kadali ghado natthi jaha saruvena cheva vededitti." (Dharma 10/237) After the binding of the lifespan related to the next life, there is no untimely death for the lifespan being enjoyed, but it experiences the pain for as long as it was bound.