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## Karmavipaka
**Suhapatibhoha nidda niddanidda ya dukkhapatibhoha. Payala thiovitthas payalpayala ya dhakamyo.** ||11|| **Vidhitiyasthakarani thianddhi abruchhakki abala. Mahulittakhaggadharal ihanam va duha u veniyam.** ||12||
**Gathaarth:** Sleep that is easy to overcome is called **nidda**, sleep that is difficult to overcome is called **niddanidda**. Sleep that comes while sitting or standing is called **prachala**, and sleep that comes while walking is called **prachala-prachala**. Sleep that occurs during the night, where the mind continues to work on the day's thoughts, is called **sthyanaddhi nidda**. In this sleep, the tongue becomes half-curved, meaning it has half the strength it normally has due to the power of Vasudeva. Vedaniya karma is like licking the edge of a sword smeared with honey (madhu). This karma is of two types.
**Vishesharth:** The previous gatha described four types of **chakshudarshanavaran** from the nine types of **darshanavaran karma**. The remaining five types of **darshanavaran karma** and **vedaniyakarma** are described here. The five types of **darshanavaran karma** are: **nidda, niddanidda, prachala, prachala-prachala, and sthyanaddhi**. Their characteristics are as follows:
1. (a) **Gavavihe dabhanavaranijnam karma panate, tam jaha-nidda, niddanidda, payana, palapalayala, yiangiddhi chanakhudasanavaran, achakhudasanavaran, ohi dasanavaran, kevaladasanavaran.** - **Sthananga, Sta. 6, Sutra 668**
(b) **Uttagamyam na stra, a. 33, matha 5, 6**