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The five (5) Darshanas, (6) Ayu, (7) Name, (6) Gotra, and (8) Antaray. Among these, Jnanavarana, Varana, Mohaniya, and Antaray - these four are called Ghatti (destructive) Prakṛtis, and the remaining Vedaniya, Ayu, Name, and Gotra - these four are called Aghati (non-destructive) Prakṛtis.
The Ghatti Prakṛtis destroy the four fundamental qualities (Jnan, Darshan, Veer, and Sukha Shakti) of the soul. Jnanavarana destroys the Jnanaguna of the soul, Darshanavarana destroys the Darshanaguna of the soul, Mohaniya is destructive for Sukha (Atmasukha), and Antaray destroys the Veer-Shakti of the soul. These four are called Ghatti Karma Prakṛtis because they cover and destroy the fundamental qualities of the soul.
Some of the Uttar-bhedas (sub-categories) of these four Ghatti Prakṛtis are partially destructive (Ekadesh Ghatti), hence they are called Desh-Ghatti, and some are completely destructive (Sarvansh Ghatti), hence they are called Sarva-Ghatti. But the Aghati Karma Prakṛtis do not destroy any quality of the soul. They provide the soul with a form that is not its own, but rather a collective, physical form. Vedaniya is the cause of favorable and unfavorable sensations, i.e., Sukha (pleasure) and Duhkha (pain). Ayu causes the soul to obtain various births in Naraka (hell) and other realms. Name gives the being various births, species, bodies, etc. and Gotra is the cause of the high and low status of beings.
The total number of Uttar-Prakṛtis of the above-mentioned Ghatti and Aghati Prakṛtis, including Jnanavarana, etc., is 158, which are as follows:
(1) Jnanavaraniya Karma (2) Darshanavaraniya Karma
(3) Vedaniya Karma (4) Mohaniya Karma (5) Ayu Karma (6) Name Karma (7) Gotra Karma (8) Antaray Karma
15
4
103
56
Total 158