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In the fourteenth Aayogikevali Gunasthan of the second Karmagrantha, it is clearly stated that just as there is no arising of Karma-prakritis, there is also an absence of the arising of Karmas.
Although the arising of prakritis and their udirana (arising) are the same in the Gunasthanas, this rule should be understood from the first Mithyatva Gunasthan to the sixth Pramatta-Samyatta Gunasthan. From the seventh Apratmatta-Samyatta Gunasthan to the thirteenth Sayogikevali Gunasthan, there is a special characteristic in the udirana compared to the arising of Karma-prakritis in these seven Gunasthanas.
The reason for this special characteristic is that in the sixth Gunasthan, 81 udayayogya (capable of arising) prakritis are mentioned, and at its final stage, the five prakritis of Aharak-dvik-Aharak-sharira and Aharak-angopanga, and Styaddhitrik-nidra-nidra, Prachala-prachala, and Styanaddhi are severed. However, besides these five prakritis, the udirana-vichched (severance of arising) of the three prakritis of Vedaniyadvik-sata, Asata Vedaniya, and Manushayayu also occurs. Beyond the sixth Gunasthan, there are no such adhyavasayas (determinations) that can cause the udirana of these three prakritis. Therefore, from the seventh to the thirteenth Gunasthan, the three udiranayogya (capable of arising) prakritis are considered less than the udayayogya prakritis.
The meaning of the above statement is that from the first to the sixth Gunasthan, the number of udayayogya and udiranayogya prakritis is the same in each Gunasthan. However,
1. These three prakritis arise only from the Sanklishta parinamas (complex results), therefore, it is impossible for these three to arise in the Apratmattadi Gunasthanas.