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## Second Karma Granth
The reason for stating 122 **udayayogya** (capable of arising) **prakritis** (nature) in comparison to 120 **bandhayogya** (capable of binding) **prakritis** is that **bandha** (binding) only occurs for **mithyatvamohaniya** (false belief-obscuring) **prakritis**. When **mithyatvamohaniya** **prakritis** become **ardha-vishuddha** (semi-pure) and **vishuddha** (pure) through the purity of **parinaamas** (results), they arise as **mishra-mohaniya** (mixed-obscuring) and **samyaktvamohaniya** (right belief-obscuring) **prakritis**. Therefore, by combining these two with the 120 **bandhayogya** **prakritis**, the total number of **udayayogya** and **udiranayogya** (capable of arising and stimulating) **prakritis** becomes 122.
The 122 **udayayogya** and **udiranayogya** **karm-prakritis** (karma-natures) are as follows:
* **Jnanavaran** (knowledge-obscuring): 5
* **Darshanavaran** (perception-obscuring): 6
* **Vedaniya** (experiential): 2
* **Mohaniya** (obscuring): 28
* **Aayu** (life-span): 4
* **Naam** (name): 67
* **Gotra** (lineage): 2
* **Antaraya** (hindrance): 5
Therefore, 5 + 6 + 2 + 28 + 4 + 67 + 2 + 5 = 122.
Out of the 122 **udayayogya** **karm-prakritis**, the **mishra-mohaniya** **prakritis** arise in the third **gunasthan** (state of being), **samyaktvamohaniya** **prakritis** arise in the fourth **gunasthan**, **aaharaka-drik** (related to the **aaharaka** body and its parts) **prakritis** arise in the **pramatta** (distracted) **gunasthan**, and **tirthankara-naam** (name of a Tirthankara) **prakritis** arise in the thirteenth and fourteenth **gunasthan**. Therefore, excluding these five **karm-prakritis**, the remaining 117 **prakritis** are considered to arise in the first **mithyatva** (false belief) **gunasthan**. In other words, 117 **prakritis** are **udayayogya** in the **mithyatva** **gunasthan** due to the non-arising of the aforementioned five **prakritis**.
Having explained the characteristics and general nature of **udaya** (arising) and **udirana** (stimulation), the number of **udayayogya** **prakritis**, their cause, the number of **udayayogya** **prakritis** in the first **gunasthan**, and their related causes, we will now discuss the number of **udayayogya** **prakritis** in the remaining six **gunasthanas** from the second **saasadan** (worldly) **gunasthan** to the seventh **aprammattavirat** (non-distracted, non-attached) **ganasthan**.