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## Karma Vipaka
**Ashubha Swarśanāmakarma** - Guruśparśa, Khara-Karkaśa Sparśa, Rūkṣaśparśa, Śīta Sparśa |
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By combining the above two colors, one smell, two tastes, and four touches, one should understand the nine inauspicious natures of the four colors. The remaining eleven auspicious natures, their number and names are as follows:
**Shubha Varṇanāmakarma** - Sitavarṇa, Pītavarṇa, Lohitavarṇa.
**Shubha Gandhanāmakarma** - Surabhigandha (Sugandha).
**Shubha Rasānāmakarma** - Kaṣāyarasa, Āmlarasa, Madhura rasa.
**Shubha Sparśanāmakarma** - Laghuśparśa, Mudusparśa, Snigdhaśparśa, Uṣṇaśparśa. Now, in the next verse, the divisions of Ānūpūrvī Nāmakarma, the terms like Narakadvik, etc., and the divisions of Vihāyogati Nāmakarma are explained.
**Uh Gahavvṇuputri Gaivyigam Tigam Niyāujuyam. Puthvīudo Bakke Suhaasuha Vasudd Vihagagai ||43||**
**Verse Meaning:** - Just as there are four divisions of Gati Nāmakarma, there are also four divisions of Ānūpūrvī Nāmakarma. The rise of Ānūpūrvī Nāmakarma occurs in the Vi-graha-gati. By combining Gati and Ānūpūrvī, the terms Gati-drik are formed. By adding Āyu to this Drik, the term Gati-trik is formed. Just like the pace of a bull and a camel, there are two divisions of Vihāyogati Nāmakarma based on the difference between auspicious and inauspicious.
**Special Meaning:** - In this verse, the divisions of Ānūpūrvī and Vihāyogati, which are among the eight natures of Nāmakarma, and the terms like Narakadvik, etc., formed from the divisions of Nāmakarma, are explained. The divisions and nature of Ānūpūrvī Nāmakarma are as follows: