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## The Fifth Karma Granth
**The nature of the living being, in the form of karma, remains stable.** The qualities of the pudgala create a power in the living being, which causes it to absorb certain types of pudgalas. However, qualities like **kshavipaki** and **adi** are called **kshetravipaki**, **jivatripaki**, etc., due to their primary and special effects on **kshetra** and **jiva**. But there are questions from the inquisitive about the classification of some qualities, and their solutions are presented here.
**Clarification regarding Rati and Ati Mohaniya**
**Rati** and **arati** mohaniya karma are **jivavipaki**. But the inquisitive person asks that since the emergence of these two qualities is due to the influence of pudgalas, they are **pudgalavipaki**. Contact with unpleasant pudgalas like thorns, etc., leads to the emergence of **arati** karma, while contact with pleasant substances like flower garlands, sandalwood, etc., leads to the emergence of **rati** mohaniya karma. Thus, since both emerge due to the connection with pudgalas, they should be considered **pudgalavipaki** and not **jivavipaki**.
**The solution to this is that their emergence occurs even without the connection with pudgalas.** Because even without contact with thorns, etc., the experience of the emergence of **rati** and **arati** karma occurs through seeing, remembering, etc., of pleasant and unpleasant objects. **Pudgalavipaki** is that which emerges only due to the connection with pudgalas. But **rati** and **arati** emerge both due to the contact with pudgalas and without their contact. Therefore, **rati** and **ati** can emerge even without the connection with pudgalas.
**1. Sampatta jiyakale uday kano na janti pagaiyo.
Evaminamohahe bhasajja vimemavam nanthi. ||
Panchasangrah | 46**