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Karmastava,
The name arises for the four-sense beings and these beings have two Gunasthanas, the first or the second.
Therefore, the total nine types of Karma, from Anantanubandhi Krodha to Chaturindriya, are destroyed at the end of the second Gunasthana. And the 'Anuprthvinudaya', meaning the destruction of the hellish existence, takes place at the end of the first Gunasthana. The remaining three Anupurvis, namely, the Tich, the Manushya, and the Deva, are not considered as the arising types of the third Gunasthana because they are in the form of Anudaya in the third Gunasthana.
The Anupurvi Karma arises for the beings at the time when they move to take birth in the next existence. But the being in the third Gunasthana does not die and when there is a possibility of leaving the present body and taking the body of the next existence, then only the Anupurvi Karma can arise for the being in the third Gunasthana. Therefore, the Anupurvis are considered as Anudaya in the third Gunasthana.
Thus, the total nine types of Karma, from Anantanubandhi Krodha to Chaturindriya, and the three Anupurvis, namely, Tich, Manushya, and Deva, totaling twelve types, should be subtracted from the 111 types of Karma that are eligible to arise in the second Gunasthana. This would leave 66 types of Karma that should arise in the third Gunasthana. But the Misramohaniya Karma arises in the third Gunasthana, 'Mise Misodae', therefore, the said
1. Sasane Aneindi Paavaravialam Cha Udaya Vocchishna.
- Gommatasar, Karmakanda, 265