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## 44. Karmavipaka
After explaining Mattijnan and Shrutijnan, we now describe Avadhijnan, Manahparyayajnan and Kevaljnan.
**Gathaarth:** Anugami, Vardhaman Pratipati and their respective opponents, each have six types of Bhesha. Rijuमति and Vipulmati are the two types of Manahparyayajnan, while Kevaljnan has only one type, meaning there are no other types of Kevaljnan.
**Vishesharth:** Avadhijnan, Manahparyayajnan and Kevaljnan - these three types of knowledge are called Pratyajnan because they arise directly from the soul without the help of the mind or senses. We will first describe Avadhijnan.
**Types of Avadhijnan:** There are two types of Avadhijnan: (1) Bhavapratyay and (2) Gunapratyay. Gunapratyay is also called Kshayopa-shamajanya. Their detailed explanation is as follows:
**Bhavapratyay Avadhijnan:** Bhav means birth and Pratyay means cause. Therefore, Avadhijnan that manifests during the birth process in that particular birth is called Bhavapratyay.
1. **Ohinaan-Paccharan Duviham 'Pannanam, Jaha- Bhavaach Iyam Cha Swao-vasabhiyam Cha.**
- Nandi Sutra, 6.2
2. **(a) Donh Bhavapacchaie Pannane, Tam Jaha- Devanam Chava Ne Yaanam Chaiva.**
- Syanang, Sthan 2, U. 1, Sutra 71
**(b) Bhavapratyayo'vadhi Devanar Kanaam.**
- Tattvarth Sutra, A. 1, Sutra 21