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## Karmagrantha Part Four, Appendix, Page 207, Line 3
This discussion on the 'Bhavarsha' rule is about the emotions found in a being during the intended time of its existence.
The emotions found in a being at different times, and the emotions found in many beings at the same time or at different times, are written about in this context. In the first three Gunasthanas, there are three emotions: Audayik, Kshayopa-shaamik, and Pari-naamik. These three emotions are found in the eight Gunasthanas from the fourth to the eleventh. In the twelfth Gunasthana, there are four emotions except for the Upshaamik. In the thirteenth and fourteenth Gunasthanas, there are three emotions except for the Upshaamik and Kshayopa-shaamik.
**Differences in emotions in Gunasthanas in relation to many beings:**
* **Upshaamik:** In the first two Gunasthanas, there are three Ajnan, two Darshan, five Labdhis, totaling 10. In the third, there are three Jnans, three Darshan, Mishrashakti, five Labdhis, totaling 12. In the fourth, there are 12 like the third Gunasthana, but with Samyaktva in place of Mishrashakti. In the fifth, there are 12 like the fourth Gunasthana, plus Desh-viriti, totaling 13. In the sixth and seventh, there are 14, with Desh-viriti removed from the previous 13 and replaced with Sarva-viriti and Manah-paryavgyan. In the eighth, ninth, and tenth Gunasthanas, there are 13, with Samyaktva removed from the previous 14. In the eleventh and twelfth Gunasthanas, there are 12, with Barishra removed from the previous 13. There are no Kshayopa-shaamik emotions in the thirteenth and fourteenth Gunasthanas.
* **Audayik:** In the first Gunasthana, there are 21, including Ajnan. In the second, there are 20, excluding Mithyatva. In the third and fourth, there are 16, excluding Ajnan. In the fifth, there are 17, excluding Devagati and Narakagati from the previous 16. In the sixth, there are 15, excluding Tiryanch-gati and Asan-yam. In the seventh, there are 12, excluding Krishna, etc., three Leshyas from the previous 15. In the eighth and ninth, there are 10, excluding Tejas and 56-lelya. In the tenth, there are 4, excluding Krodha, Mana, Maya, and three Vedas from the previous 10. In the eleventh, twelfth, and thirteenth Gunasthanas, there are 3, excluding Saval-lobha. In the fourteenth Gunasthana, there are two Audayik emotions: Manushya-gati and Asiddhatva, excluding Shulka-leshya from the previous three.
* **Kshayik:** There are no Kshayik emotions in the first three Gunasthanas. In the eight Gunasthanas from the fourth to the eleventh, there is Sampatti. In the twelfth, there are two: Samyaktva and Charitra. In the thirteenth and fourteenth Gunasthanas, there are no Kshayik emotions.
* **Upshaamik:** There are no Upshaamik emotions in the first three Gunasthanas, and in the three from the twelfth onwards, totaling six Gunasthanas. In the five Gunasthanas from the fourth to the eighth, there is Samyak-karma.| SR No. | 090242 |
| Book Title | Karmagrantha Part 4 |
| Original Sutra Author | Devendrasuri |
| Author | Shreechand Surana, Devkumar Jain Shastri |
| Publisher | Marudharkesari Sahitya Prakashan Samiti Jodhpur |
| Publication Year | |
| Total Pages | 363 |
| Language | Hindi |
| Classification | Book_Devnagari, Karma, & Religion |
| File Size | 5 MB |