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The names and characteristics of the aforementioned 158 Prakṛtis are mentioned in this very text (Karmavipaka, the first Karmagrantha), therefore, they should be seen by the inquisitive people.
**Description of Praveshabandha**
The collection of Karma-pradeshas, i.e., Karma-paramanus, that a Jiva accumulates through its actions like Kayika etc., is called Pradeshabandha. These Pradeshas are associated with the soul, being divided into various types of Karmas. Among them, Ayakarma gets the least share, and Namakarma gets a slightly larger share than Ayukarma. Gotrakarma's share is equal to Namakarma! Slightly more share is received by Jnanavaraniya, Darshanavaraniya, and Antaraya Karmas. The share of these three remains equal. Mohaniya Karma receives an even larger share, and the largest share is received by Vedaniya Karma. These Pradeshas are further divided into Uttaraprakṛtis. This is the basis for the more or less share of each type of bound Karma.
**Description of Sthitibandha**
The different durations (time spent in Udya) of the maximum and minimum time of the eight Karmas, Jnanavaraniya etc., are described in the Karma literature as follows...
| Karma-Name | Maximum Time | Minimum Time |
|---|---|---|
| (1) Jnanavaraniya | 30 Koṭakoṭi Sagaropama | Antamuhurta |
| (2) Darshanavaraniya | 12 Muhurta | Antamuhurta |
| (3) Vedaniya | 70 Koṭakoṭi Sagaropama | 33 Sagaropama |
| (4) Mohaniya | 20 Koṭakoṭi Sagaropama | + Muhurta |
| (5) Ayu | 8 Muhurta | Antamuhurta |
| (6) Nama | | |
| (7) Gotra | | |
| (8) Antaraya | | |