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The number of karmas and their destruction at the end of their respective times has been stated. Now, in the following verse, the conclusion of the text is made by clearly stating the destruction of 12 karmas out of 13 karmas that are capable of existing at the end of the 14th gunasthan.
**Verse 34:**
"Salutation to the Lord who, at the end of the 14th gunasthan, has destroyed the twelve karmas, excluding the manushyanupurvi karma, and attained liberation. Salutation to the great Mahavira, who is praised by the Devas and the Devas."
**Explanation:**
The previous verse stated that all 13 karmas cease to exist at the end of the 14th gunasthan, which is the state of a liberated being. However, this verse concludes the text by hinting at the destruction of only 12 karmas.
Some Acharyas believe that the manushyanupurvi karma, a type of karma related to human existence, is destroyed by the process of stibukasankrama (transfer) into the ghabin manushya-gati karma (karma related to the human state of being) within the manushyatrika (human triad) during the second-last stage of the 14th gunasthan. Therefore, it does not remain at the end of the 14th gunasthan. The remaining 12 karmas cannot undergo stibukasankrama without their own kind, so their dalikas (particles) remain at the end of the 14th gunasthan.
**Note:**
* **Gunasthan:** A stage of spiritual development in Jainism.
* **Karma:** Actions that bind the soul to the cycle of birth and death.
* **Stibukasankrama:** A process of transferring karma from one type to another.
* **Dalika:** A particle of karma.
* **Manushyanupurvi:** A type of karma related to human existence.
* **Manushyatrika:** The human triad, consisting of body, speech, and mind.
* **Ghabin manushya-gati karma:** Karma related to the human state of being.
* **Devas:** Gods in Jain cosmology.
* **Devasena:** The assembly of gods.
* **Mahavira:** The last Tirthankara (spiritual teacher) of the present age.