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## First Karma Text
(3) The karma whose arising causes the living being's body to be red like vermillion is called **Lohithavarna Karma**.
(4) The karma whose arising causes the living being's body to be yellow like turmeric is called **Haridravana Karma**.
(5) The karma whose arising causes the living being's body to be white like a conch shell is called **Sitavarna Karma**.
Now, in the following verse, we will explain the different types of **Gandha**, **Rasa**, and **Sparsha** Karmas.
**Verse 41:**
**Translation:** There are two types of **Gandha Karma**: **Surabhi-Sugandha** (pleasant fragrance) and **Durabhi-Durgandha** (unpleasant fragrance). There are five types of **Rasa Karma**: **Tikta** (bitter), **Katu** (pungent), **Kashaya** (astringent), **Amla** (sour), and **Madhura** (sweet). There are eight types of **Sparsha Karma**: **Guru** (heavy), **Layu** (light), **Mrdu** (soft), **Khara** (rough), **Sheet** (cold), **Ushna** (hot), **Snigdha** (unctuous), and **Rukha** (dry).
**Explanation:** After explaining the five types of **Varna Karma**, we now explain the remaining **Gandha**, **Rasa**, and **Sparsha** Karmas, along with their characteristics.
**Gandha Karma** has two types: (1) **Surabhi Gandha Karma**, (2) **Durabhi Gandha Karma**.
(1) The karma whose arising causes the living being's body to have a fragrance like camphor, musk, etc., is called **Surabhi Gandha Karma**.
The bodies of Tirthankaras, etc., are fragrant.
(2) The karma whose arising causes the living being's body to have a smell like garlic, rotten things, etc., is called **Durabhi Gandha Karma**.