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## Karmavipaka
One should not accept the common usage of the term "darshan" (perception). It is different from this perception. Therefore, to understand something as it is, is "darshan", i.e., "tattvarth-shraddha" (faith in the truth) is called "darshan". This is a quality of the soul. The karma that destroys or causes this "darshan" is called "darshanamohaniya" (that which obscures perception).
"Charitra" (conduct) is the attainment or immersion in the nature of the soul. This is a quality of the soul. The karma that destroys this "charitra" quality of the soul is called "charitramohaniya" (that which obscures conduct).
Thus, after explaining the main divisions of "mohaniya" karma, the next verse describes "darshanamohaniya" in detail.
**Verse 14:**
"Vansanmoham tiviham samm mosam tahev micchattam. Suddh addhavassudd avisudd tam habai kamaso."
**Meaning:** "Darshanamohaniya" karma is of three types: "samyaktvamohaniya" (that which obscures right faith), "mishramohaniya" (that which obscures mixed faith), and "mithyatvamohaniya" (that which obscures wrong faith). Of these three types, "samyaktvamohaniya" is pure, "mishramohaniya" is semi-pure, and "mithyatvamohaniya" is impure.
**Explanation:**
"Darshanamohaniya" karma is of the nature of "mithyatva" (wrong faith) in terms of bondage, but in terms of its arising and existence, it is divided into three types due to the soul's transformations: "samyaktvamohaniya", "mishramohaniya" (samyamithyatva-mohaniya), and "mithyatvamohaniya". Their characteristics are as follows:
1. (a) "Dansanmohanijj bhanta! Kramm katidhi ghe nnaroo? Goyama! Tishihe panatte, tam jaha-sammann veyanijje, micchattabaganijje. Sammamicchattaveyanijje." - Prajnapana, Karmabadh, Chapter 23, Verse 2.
(b) Uttaradhyayanasutra, Chapter 33, Verse 6.