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## Second Karma Granth: Appendix
### 147
Among the three types of Samyagdrishti, the first, Upshama Samyaktvi, considers the existence of Karma-Prakritis in relation to Avirat Samyagdrishti.
There are two types of Upshama Samyagdrishti: (1) Avisanyojaka, (2) Visanyojaka.
**Avisanyojaka:** In relation to many Jivas, there are 148 Prakṛitis for a Jiva with a previous lifespan, 146 for a Jiva bound to another Gati, 145 for a Jiva bound to the same Gati, and 148 for an Abaddhataka in relation to many Jivas, and 145 for a single Jiva. It is important to understand that if Tirthankara-Namakarma is not present, then one Prakṛiti should be subtracted. This means that instead of 148, 146, and 145, one should consider 147, 145, and 144 Prakṛitis respectively. If Aharak-Chatushk is not present, then instead of 148, 146, and 145, one should consider 144, 142, and 141 Prakṛitis. If both Tirthankara-Namakarma and Aharak-Chatushk are not present, then one should consider 143, 141, and 140 Prakṛitis instead of 148, 146, and 145 respectively.
**Visanyojaka:** Even if Anantanubandhi-Chatushk is not present, but its root cause, Mithyatva, is present, it is still called Visanyojaka. Therefore, in relation to many Jivas with a previous lifespan, there are 144 Prakṛitis excluding Anantanubandhi-Chatushk. In relation to a single Jiva, there are 142 Prakṛitis for a Jiva bound to another Gati, 141 for a Jiva bound to the same Gati, 144 for an Abaddhataka in relation to many Jivas, and 141 for a single Jiva. It is important to understand that if Tirthankara-Namakarma is not present...