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## 36. Karmavipaka
**Labdhyakshar** is the knowledge that arises from the perception of words, following the reception of sound, through the agency of the senses and mind. As it is said, "The knowledge that arises after the reception of sound, through the agency of the senses and mind, following the perception of the meaning of the word, like 'this is a conch', etc., is called Labdhyakshar."
**(2) Anakshar:** The knowledge that is not based on letters but on sounds, is called Anakshar. This includes understanding the intentions of others through gestures like sneezing, snapping fingers, nodding, etc.
**(3) Sanjot:** Those five-sensed beings who have a mind are called Sanjnee, and their knowledge is called Sanshashrut.
There are three types of Sanjna: (1) Dirghkaliki, (2) Hetuvaadopaadeshiki, and (3) Drishtivaadopaadeshiki.
**Dirghkaliki Sanjna** is the knowledge of the past, present, and future, like "I have done this", "I am doing this", and "I will do this". This Sanjna is present in Devas, Narakas, Garbhaja Tiryachas, and humans.
**Hetuvaadopaadeshiki Sanjna** is the knowledge that is useful for the sustenance of the body, leading to the pursuit of desirable things and the avoidance of undesirable things. This Sanjna is present in beings with two senses or more, who are not Sanjnee.
**Drishtivaadopaadeshiki Sanjna** is present in the fourteen Purvadharas.
**Nandisutra, Gatha:**
1. **Uus siyam nees siyam nichham khasiyam cha diyam cha. Nissindhiamanusar am ankwara chheliyaaiye.**