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## Karmagrantha Part Four
(3) For those who have overcome the five senses, the knowledge of the general nature of the objects of perception, without the aid of the senses, is called 'Avadhi Darshan'.
(4) The knowledge that perceives all the objects of perception in their general form is called 'Keval Darshan'.
Darshan is called 'Aakar-Upayog' because it primarily knows the general form (general shape) of the object, from its general and specific forms. In Nyaya-Shevik and other Darshanas, 'Aakar-Upayog' is called 'Nirvikalpahavyavsayatmakgyan'. ||12||
(10) The nature of the six Leshyas:
A dark blue crow, then a white one, these are the two types of 'Bhanayamargna'. ||13||
Black, blue, pigeon, bright, lotus, and white, these are the six Leshyas. 'Bhashyatva' and 'Abhayatva' are the two types of 'Bhanayamargna'. 'Vevak' (Sayopashmik), 'Kshayik', 'Aupashbhik', 'Mithyatva', 'Mith', and 'Sasavan', these are the six types of 'Samya Parvamargna'. 'Sanshitva' and 'Asanshitva' are the two types of 'Panni Margna'. ||16||
**Meaning:**
(1) Due to the connection of the soul with the black-colored Leshya-Aatiy Pudgals, similar to kajal, such a result occurs in the soul, which leads to the inclination towards the five Ashtrayas (Hisaar, etc.). The mind, speech, and body do not remain under control; the nature becomes petty. The tendency to act without examining the merits and demerits arises, and cruelty becomes dominant. This result is called 'Krishna Leshya'.