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## The Fivefold Karma-Prati
Previously, the ten categories of Naraka (hell) and Stavara (immovable beings) were described: Stavara, Sukshma, Apariapt, Sadharan, Asthir, Ashubh, Dubhang, Duhswar, Anadeya, and Ayasha Kirti. These are the four categories of beings.
1. After describing the nature of punya (merit) and papa (demerit), we now discuss the Pravartan (active) and Apravartan (inactive) karmas. However, due to the fewer number of Apravartan karmas, they are being discussed first.
The Apravartan karmas are: Namdhuvabadhinavagan, Dansan, Pannaan, Digdha, Parghayam, Bhayakuchch, Micchasan, Jin, Gunasisa, and Avariyata. ||18||
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1. In the Panchasangraha, instead of Gubhya (secret) and Papa (demerit) karmas, they are categorized as Prashasta (excellent) and Aprashasta (not excellent) karmas. Hemanumatigam, Devaligam, Tiriya, Usas, Athatanubhagam, Vihagadd, Vannai, Subham, Tasai, Das, Titya, Niman, Chauransausabha, Bhava, Parashaya, Panidi, Agurusha, Ucch, Ujjiya, Ri, Pasastha, Sesa, Basi, and Apasatta. Panchasangraha 321, 22
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2. In the Karmaka Ga 41, 42, punya (merit) and papa (demerit) karmas are listed. The count in both texts is the same.
There is a distinction in the number of punya and papa karmas based on the intention of the classification. With a focus on distinction, there are 68 punya karmas and 42 papa karmas, while with a focus on non-distinction, there are 42 punya karmas and 52 papa karmas. In the state of Udaya (arising), with the inclusion of Samyaktva (right faith) and Samyagumiddhyatva (wrong faith), there are 100 karmas with a focus on distinction and 84 with a focus on non-distinction. From the five types of Bandhan (bondage), five types of Sanghata (accumulation), and the twenty categories of Varna (caste) etc., 16 karmas are counted as punya karmas with a focus on distinction and non-distinction, and 16 karmas are counted as papa karmas with a focus on distinction and non-distinction.
43, 44. In the Karmaka...