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## Karmavipaka
The **kṣaya** is called **kṣaya**. There are sixteen types of **kṣaya**, which are briefly described here.
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The four types of **kṣaya** in their original form are **krodha**, **māna**, **māyā**, and **lobha**. The characteristics of these four are as follows:
**Krodha** - To be filled with anger, forgetting equanimity. To be angry at another is **krodha**.
**Māna** - Pride, arrogance, false self-perception is called **māna**.
**Māyā** - Deceitfulness, i.e., the lack of unity in thought and action is called **māyā**.
**Lobha** - Attachment to the results is called **lobha**.
Due to the **tīvratam**, **nīlaratīta**, and **manda** states of these **kṣaya**, there are four types of each, which are called **anantaanubandhī** (most intense state), **apratyākyānāvaraṇa** (intense state), **pratyākhyatnāvaraṇa** (intense state), and **sanjvalana** (mild state), respectively. Their characteristics are as follows:
**Anantaanubandhī** - The **kṣaya** that destroys the **samyaktva** qualities of the **jīva** and causes it to wander in the world for an infinite time is called **anantaanubandhī**. *
**Apratyākhyānāvaraṇa** - The **kṣaya** that obstructs the **deśaviratiguṇa** and **cāritra** qualities of the soul...
* **1. Kammam kasso bhavo vā kasamāto sim kamāyā to. Kasamāyayan ti va jato gamayati kasan kāyatti ||** - Viśeṣāvaśyaka Śrāvya Gāna 1227
* **2. Anantaanubandhī - Samyagdarsanopghātī. Tasyodrayādhi samyagdarsanam noddyate. Pūrvotpamapi ca pratipatati. ** - Tattvārtha Sūtra 810