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## Technical Terms
**Fali:** A group of provinces that are infected at the same time. (Gatha 412 Commentary)
**Bhaktapratyakhyana:**
**Bhavakarma:**
**Bhujakarabandha:**
**Mithyatvaprakriti:** The nature of falsehood, which makes the being turn away from the path taught by the omniscient, disinterested in the truth, and devoid of thoughts about the welfare of the self. (Gatha 33 Commentary)
**Vyuchchitti:** The absence of arising or binding in the higher stages of the soul. (Gatha 401 Commentary)
**Vidhyatsankraman - Bhagahar:** The transition from falsehood to right belief, which occurs throughout the period of the knowledge of right belief, until the final moment of the downward movement related to the destruction of the obscurations of perception. Its division is also an immeasurable part of an inch, but it is immeasurable times less than the division of the upheaval. (J.D.P. 9 p. 179) (Gatha 409 Commentary)
**Visanayana:** The simultaneous disconnection of the four passions of the infinite. It means giving rise to five passions, including non-rejection, etc., out of the 12 passions and 9 non-passions. (Gatha 336 Commentary)
**Vishuddhaparinam:** Pure result in the form of mild passions. (Gatha 163 Commentary)
**Vedaniya Karma:** The karmas that cause the experience of pleasure and pain. The karmas that are experienced as sensations are called vedaniya karmas. (D.P. 6 p. 10) (Gatha 14)
**Gommatasar Karmakanda - 830:**
**Styanagridhi:** The sleep in which one remains asleep even when lifted, performs many actions in that sleep, and speaks but is not aware. (Gatha 22)
**Lakshan:**
**The time period for the renunciation that occurs by taking a vow to abstain from food is from the shortest, an instant, to the longest, 12 years. (Gatha 60) The power of the karmas to bear fruit is called bhavakarma. (Gatha 6) The binding of lesser natures followed by the binding of greater natures is called bhujakarabandha. (Gatha 469-563) **