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Appendix-2
The reason for the difference in the number of Karmas in their binding, arising and existence states - There are 120 binding, 122 arising and 158 existing states of the 148 _Jñānāvaraṇa_ etc. root Karmas. That is, there are 2 more arising states than binding states and 36 or 26 more existing states than arising states. Here we explain the reason for this difference.
Generally, in relation to the binding, arising and existence of Karma states, the rule is that the fewer the states that are bound, the fewer the states that arise and exist in the arising and existence periods after binding. Without binding, the number of arising and existing states should not be more. But due to an exception to this general rule, the number of Karma states in arising and existence is considered to be more.
The reason for the two more arising states than binding states is that there are three states of _varṣaṇ_ _mohaniya_ - _samyaktv_ _mohaniya_, _mitra_ _mohaniya_ and _mithyātva_ _mohaniya_. Of these, only _mithyātva_ _mohaniya_ is bound, and the remaining two states arise and exist without binding. The reason for this is that just as ashes and a special medicine are used to purify intoxicating grains (special grains), similarly, intoxicating grains like _mithyātva_ _mohaniya_ Karma are purified by _samyaktv_ like medicine and divided into three parts - 1. pure, 2. partially pure and 3. impure. Those that are completely purified, that is, those that have attained the _samyaktv_ state, that is, those that do not hinder the attainment of _samyaktv_, are called pure _pudgalas_ and their _samyaktv_ _mohaniya_ is called by this name and they have attained arūpa purity. Those that are partially purified are called _miśra_ _mohaniya_ and they have attained...