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**Karmavipāka**
**Sanjvalana-Krodha, Māna, Māyā, Lobha.**
These four types are collectively referred to as "Chatushk" or "Chaukdi" (quadruplet) for brevity. For example, when we say "Anantānubandhi Chatushk" or "Anantānubandhi Chaukdi," it encompasses all four: Anantānubandhi Krodha, Māna, Māyā, and Lobha. Similarly, we should understand the terms "Apratyaкhyānāvarana," "Pratyaкhyānāvarana," and "Sanjvalana Chatushk."
After discussing the different types of Kshayas, we now delve into the nature of "Nokashaya-Mohaniya."
**Nokashaya** - Something that is not a Kshaya itself but arises simultaneously with the emergence of a Kshaya or assists in generating or stimulating Kshayas. Examples include Hāsya (laughter), Rati (desire), etc., which are types of Nokashaya, and their details will be discussed as needed. A verse on this topic is as follows:
> Kshayasahāvatitvātkṣayapreranāvapī |
> Hāsyāvinavakasmokka nokṣayākṣayātā ||
This means that Hāsya, etc., are considered Nokashaya because they are associated with Kshayas, arise with them, and contribute to their generation.
Therefore, we should understand the relationship of Nokashaya with other Kshayas as follows:
1. **Kshayaveya gījje ṇam mane! Ṛtiviḍhe paṇṇate?**
> Goȳmā 1 molas viḍhe paṇṇate, tam bahā - aṇatapanuvanḍhi kohe, aṇantānubandhi māṇe, aṇantānubandhi māyā, lohe, apaccakhaṇāve kohe evam māṇe, māyā, lohe, paccaktraṇāvarane kohe evam māṇe, māyā, lohe, sanjalana kohe evam māṇe māyā lohe.
- Prajñāpanā, Karmabandhapara 23, U. 2