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First Karma Grantha
Shoka (Grief) - The karma whose arising causes grief, whether with or without a reason, is called Shoka-mohaniya karma.
Bhaya (Fear) - The karma whose arising causes fear or apprehension, whether with or without a reason, is called Bhaya-mohaniya karma.
There are seven types of fear:
(1) Fear of this world, (2) Fear of the next world, (3) Fear of thieves and robbers, (4) Sudden fear (due to accidental occurrences), (5) Fear of calamities, (6) Fear of death, and (7) General fear.
Jugupsa (Disgust) - The karma whose arising causes disgust or aversion towards repulsive or loathsome objects, whether with or without a reason, is called Jugupsa-mohaniya karma.
Veda - The desire for sexual indulgence is called Veda. The specific external manifestation of the arising of the karma that fulfills this desire is called Dravya-veda, and the corresponding inner desire is called Bhava-veda. There are three types of Veda: Stri-veda, Purusa-veda, and Napumsaka-veda. Their characteristics and effects are as follows:
Stri-veda - The karma whose arising makes a woman desire to engage in sexual activity with a man.