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## Glossary of Terms
**Technical Terms**
* **Stava:** Praise
* **Stuti:** Praise
* **Sthāna-sthāna:** Place-place
* **Svasthāna-sattva:** Self-place-being
* **Saṁkleśa-pariṇāma:** Affliction-transformation
* **Samyaktva-prakriti:** Rightness-nature
* **Samyag-mithyātva-prakriti:** Right-falsehood-nature
* **Saṁkramaṇa:** Transition
* **Samaya-prabaddha kārmaṇa-vargaṇā kārmaṇa-śarīra:** Time-bound karma-classification karma-body
* **Gommatasāra karmakāṇḍa - 831:** Gommatasāra karmakāṇḍa - 831
**Definitions**
* **Lakṣaṇa:** A treatise that describes all the parts of a subject, either in detail or in summary. (Verse 88)
* **Lakṣaṇa:** A treatise that describes a single part of a subject, either in detail or in summary. (Verse 88)
* **Sthāna-sthāna:** The places where the karmic natures reside, i.e., the community of natures. These places are of three types: the nature-place, the bondage-place, the arising-place, and the being-place. (J.D.P. 2, p. 199) (Verse 451 Commentary)
* **Svasthāna-sattva:** The being that arises after the intended synonym has been produced, and which becomes newly bound either with or without being stirred up. (Verse 351 Commentary)
* **Saṁkleśa-pariṇāma:** The transformation of intense passions. (Verse 163 Commentary)
* **Samyaktva-prakriti:** That which does not hinder the soul's faith, but rather harms the purity and stability of right vision. (J.D.P. 5, p. 130) (Verse 33 Commentary)
* **Samyag-mithyātva-prakriti:** The karmic nature in which the power of the false view is somewhat weakened and somewhat remains. (Verse 33 Commentary)
* **Saṁkramaṇa:** The transformation of the atoms of one nature into another nature of the same kind, as described in the Agamas. (J.D.P. 7, p. 238) Transition is possible when there is bondage, but not in the absence of bondage. (D.P. 16, p. 340) (Verse 409 Note, 410 Commentary)
* **Samaya-prabaddha kārmaṇa-vargaṇā kārmaṇa-śarīra:** The time-bound karma-classification karma-body is composed of five types of taste, five types of color, two types of smell, and four of the eight types of touch (one each from the four pairs of smooth-rough, cold-hot, harsh-soft, heavy-light). It is a collection of an infinite number of pudgala atoms, equal to an infinite multiple of the infinite part of the Siddha's body and the non-existent beings. (Verse 191)