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## The Fifth Karma Granth
**Cause and Effect:**
In the Fifth Karma Granth, there is a cause and a material that acts as a catalyst for its emergence. However, it is certain that wherever there is a single cause of emergence, all other causes are present in a group form.
**(5) Dhruvasattaka Prakriti:** The nature of the eternal, non-real (mithyatva) Jiva, which is constantly in existence and always present, is called Dhruvasattaka Prakriti.
**(6) Adhruvasattaka Prakriti:** The nature whose existence is not governed by any rule, meaning it may exist at one time and not at another, is called Adhruvasattaka Prakriti. Dhruvasattaka Prakritis are present in every Jiva at all times until the time of liberation (vichched kal), while Adhruvasattaka Prakritis do not have this rule.
**(7) Ghatiini Prakriti:** The Karma Prakriti that destroys the spiritual qualities (Jnana, etc.) is called Ghatiini Prakriti. It is of two types: Sarvaghatiini and Deshaghatiini. The Karma Prakriti that completely destroys its object (Jnana, etc.) is called Sarvaghatiini, and the one that destroys a part of its object is called Deshaghatiini.
Some Karma Prakritis are Sarvaghatiini-participatory, meaning they do not have the power to suppress Jnana, etc., within themselves, but they reveal their extremely terrible consequences due to their association with Sarvaghatiini Prakritis. They are experienced along with Sarvaghatiini Prakritis.
**(1) Dab, Khet, Kalo, Bhavo, Ya Bhavo Ya Heyavo Pancha. Heu Samaseṇuudao Jayai Samvaṇ Pagaiṛṇ. **
**Panchasampada 236**