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These five bodies are included in the five karmas called **nama karma**. The four **pinda prakritis** - color, smell, taste, and touch - are counted as only four **prakritis** instead of twenty **uttar prakritis**. Therefore, out of the total 158 **prakritis**, 36 **prakritis** of **nama karma** (20 and 16) are reduced, leaving 122 **prakritis** that are involved in **udaya** and **udirana**. The reason for considering 120 **prakritis** in the **bandhavasta** is that out of the 122 **prakritis** that are capable of **udaya** and **udirana**, only **mithyatva mohaniya** is bound, not **samyaktva mohaniya** and **misra mohaniya** separately, because **samyaktva mohaniya** and **misra** (**samyaktva - mithyatva**) **mohaniya** are just specialized states of **mithyatva mohaniya**. Therefore, when these two **prakritis** are reduced from the above 122 **prakritis** of **udaya** and **udirana**, there are 120 **prakritis** that remain in the **bandhavasta**. The following table clearly shows the number of **prakritis** that exist in the states of **satta** etc.
Karma Name | Bandha | Udaya Udirana | Satta | Karmakshaya Process
------- | -------- | -------- | -------- | --------
Jnanavaraneya Karma | 5 | 26 | 2 | |
Darshanavaraneya Karma | 2 | 4 | 4 | |
Vedaniya Karma | 28 | 67 | 103 | |
Mohaniya Karma | 4 | 67 | | |
Ayukarma | | | | |
Nama Karma | | | | |
Gotra Karma | | | | |
Antaraya Karma | | | | |
Through **yoga** and **kṣaya**, a worldly being continuously binds karma, just as the process of karma destruction also continues.