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## The Text of the Karma Grantha (Chapter 119)
**At the culmination of the 14th Gunasthan, the 72 Prakṛtis mentioned earlier are destroyed. In the final stage, the following 13 Prakṛtis remain:**
* **Manushyatrika:** Manushya-Gati, Manushyanupūrvi, and Manushyayu
* **Asatrika:** Pras, Vādar, Paryāpta Nāma, Yash Kirti, Ādeya Nāma, Subhaga, Tīrthankara, Uchchagotra, Pacchendriya Jāti, and Sāta or Asāta Vedaniya (one of these).
**These remaining 13 Prakṛtis are such that when an Ayogika Kevali Bhagavan, in the state of Samuccchinnākriyā-apratipāti Shukla-Dhyāna, meditates, they are destroyed within the time it takes to utter five short syllables. This complete liberation from Karma results in the experience of infinite bliss, free from the eight Karmas (Jñānāvarana, etc.). They become peaceful, free from the stain of Bhavakarma (the cause of new Karma-bandha), eternal, possessing the eight qualities of Jñāna, Darshan, Sukha, Virya, Avyābādha, Avagāhana, Amūrtatva, and Agurulaghu. They are known as Sikkha, residing in the forefront of the Lok.**
**Thus, in the Gunasthānas, there is a decrease in Karma-bandha, Udaya, and Sattāyoga.**
* **Kshetravipāki:** (The Karma whose Udaya causes the Jīva to attain a specific location) - Devanupūrvi
* **Jīvavipāki:** (The Karma whose fruit is experienced by Jīvas) - Devagati, Shubha Vihāyoga-Gati Nāma, Ashubha Vihāyoga-Gati Nāma, Dubhang, Dusvara, Anādeya, Ayash Kirti, Uchchhvās, Aparyāpta, Susvara, Nīchagotra, Sāta or Asāta Vedaniya (one of these).
* **Pudgalavipāki:** (The Karma whose fruit is experienced by the Pudgala-body) - Manddhik, Spashan-Ashtaka, Rasapanchaka, Varnapanchaka, Sharirapanchaka, Bandhanapanchaka, Sanghatanapanchaka, Nirmananama, Sanhananashatka, Asthir, Anubha, Sansthanashatka, Agurulaghu, Upghāta, Parādhāta, Pratiyaka, Sthir, Shubha, Angopāntrika.