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## Second Karma Granth
The Jiva continuously undergoes transformations like Mithyatva (falsehood) and others. Thus, these two are interdependent.
**Uday** (fruition) is the experience of auspicious and inauspicious fruits when the **Udayakal** (time of fruition) arrives. In other words, it is the experience of the bound karma, as per the state of the bound karma or as per the intensity or reduction of karma due to Apvartana (reduction) and Udvartana (increase), etc.
During the **Bandhanakal** (time of binding), the Kashayik Adhyavasayas (passions) that are the cause of karma, develop the power to give intense or mild fruits in each karma, according to their intensity. Accordingly, when the Udayakal arrives, one has to experience the karma-phala (fruits of karma). This power to give fruits resides in the karma itself and gives fruits according to that karma, not according to the nature of another karma.
The experience of karma does not happen immediately after binding, but begins after a certain period of time. This period of time is called **Avadhakal** (time of latency). For example, even if water is boiling in a pot, the object placed in it for cooking will sit at the bottom of the pot for some time before it starts cooking. Similarly, the state and time of sitting at the bottom should be understood as Avadhakal.
However, this Avadhakal is different for each karma, depending on its own state.
1. The time when the fruits of a karma are experienced after the Avadhakal has passed is called **Udayakal**.
2. The time during which the soul does not experience the auspicious and inauspicious fruits of the remaining karma is called **Avadhakal**.