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(8) **Aghātini Prakṛti** - A nature that does not destroy spiritual qualities is called Aghātini Prakṛti.
(6) **Puṣpa Prakṛti** - A nature whose result is auspicious is called Puṇya Prakṛti.
(10) **Pāpa Prakṛti** - A nature whose result is inauspicious is called Pāpa Prakṛti.
(11) **Pāravartmānā Prakṛti** - A nature that binds, arises, or both, by stopping the binding, arising, or both of another nature, is called Pāravartmānā Prakṛti.
(12) **Aparāvartmānā Prakṛti** - A nature that binds, arises, or both, without stopping the binding, arising, or both of another nature, is called Aparāvartmānā Prakṛti.
(13) **Kṣetravipāko Prakṛti** - When a being leaves one body and takes on a new body in a new state of existence, the karma nature that arises in the state of disintegration and experiences its fruit is called Kṣetravipāko Prakṛti. This nature arises only during the interval between leaving one state and entering another, not at other times. Therefore, it is called Kṣetravipāko Prakṛti.
(14) **Jīvaṣipāko Prakṛti** - A nature that bears its fruit within the being itself is called Jīvaṣipāko Prakṛti. The fruit of this nature...