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## Karma Vipaka
**Styanagridhi Nidra** (Styanasandhaatibhuta Gridhivinchintitarth Sadhan Vishayaabhikanksha Yasyaam Sa Styanagridhi) is called **Styanagridhi Nidra**.
In Prakrit language, 'dd' is used instead of 'p' in 'swapana'.
If a being with Vajra Rishabhanaraach Samhanan experiences Styan Nidra, then it has half the strength of Vasudeva. This being, upon death, goes to hell.
**Darshan** Karma is of two types: **Deshghati** and **Sarvaghati**. Chakshudarshanaavaran, Achakshudarshanaavaran, Avadhi Darshanaavaran are **Deshghati**, and the remaining six **Prakritis** are **Sarvaghati**. Among the **Sarvaghati** **Prakritis**, **Kavaladarshanaavaran** is the main one.
After describing the nine types of **Darshanaavaran** Karma, we now describe **Vedaniya** Karma. **Vedaniya** Karma is like licking a honey-coated sword. It is the karma that is done by the senses. It causes the experience of **Indriya** pleasure and pain. There are two types of **Vedaniya** Karma: **Saata Vedaniya** and **Asaata Vedaniya**.
1. (a) **Saata Vedaniya**: The nature of this karma is the experience of objects, i.e., **Vedana**. This karma causes the being to experience objects.
(b) **Veshaniya**: This is the karma that is done by the senses.
(c) **Sadasa**: This is the karma that is done by the mind.