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When the four *anantaanubandhi* karmas in the seven *prakritis* are destroyed, but the remaining three *prakritis* are not destroyed, meaning that the *mithyatvamohaniya* karma remains in existence and can manifest, then there is still the possibility of the binding of the four *anantaanubandhi* *kṣayās*. This type of destruction is called *visan-yojana*. When the destruction is such that there is no possibility of binding of that *prakriti* again, it is called *kṣaya*.
There are 148 *karma* *prakritis* that can exist. They are:
(1) *Jñānāvaraṇa* (5), (2) *Darśanāvaraṇa* (6), (3) *Vedaniya* (2), (4) *Mohaniya* (28), (5) *Āyu* (4), (6) *Nāma* (63), (7) *Gotra* (2), (8) *Antarāya* (5).
Adding these together, we get 5 + 3 + 2 + 28 + 4 + 63 + 2 + 5 = 148.
Although 122 *prakritis* are said to be capable of manifestation, the reason for saying that 148 *prakritis* exist is that in the case of manifestation, the five *bandhanas* and five *saṅghātanas* are not considered separately, but their five *prakritis* are included in the five *śarīranāmakarma*. Similarly, at the time of manifestation, the *varna*, *gandha*, *rasa*, and *sparśa* *nāmakarma* were considered as one *prakriti* each. However, in the case of existence, the *varna*, *gandha*, *rasa*, and *sparśa* *nāmakarma* are considered to have five, two, five, and eight divisions respectively.
In this way, the 122 *prakritis* that are capable of manifestation, instead of the five divisions of *bandhananāmakarma* and *saṅghātananāmakarma* and the four general divisions of *varna*, *gandha*, *rasa*, and *sparśa*, are combined with their aforementioned twenty divisions. 1. *Varna* - *kṛṣṇa*, *nīla*, *loha*, *hāridra*, *śukla* | *Gandha* - *surabhi*, *durabhi* | *Rasa* -