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## Appendix
### Explanation of the Provisions of Kshapakaṇi
The names of the natures that are subject to fear in the Shrapakaṇi are explained in accordance with the Karmagrantha in verses 121-123. The provisions of the Shrapakaṇi in the Gor Karmakāṇḍa are as follows:
**Nirya-tiriks-suragasate ṇ hi vesasayalabavakhavagā. Ayadacchatakkam tu aṇam aṇiyatṭīkaraṇacarimamhi.** || 335
**Jugavam saṁjogisa puṇovi aṇiyatṭīkaraṇabahumāgam. Poliya kamaso miccha missam samm khaveṣi phame.** || 366
**Meaning:** When there is the existence of Narakāyu, Tiriyachāyu, and Devāyu, there is no Deshavat, Mahāvrata, and Shrapakaṇi respectively. This means that Deshavat does not occur while Narakāyu exists, Mahāvrata does not occur while Tiriyachāyu exists, and Shrapakaṇi does not occur while Devāyu exists. Therefore, a person ascending the Shrapakaṇi does not have the existence of Narakāyu, Tiriyachāyu, and Devāyu. And an unrestrained person with a wrong perception, who is detached from the world, negligent and restrained, or non-negligent and restrained, performs the three karmas of Adhaḥkaraṇa, Apūrvakaraṇa, and Anivṛttikaraṇa as before. At the end of Anivṛttikaraṇa, he simultaneously detaches himself from the infinite attachments of anger, pride, deceit, and greed. These are transformed into the twelve Kṣayās, including A-pratyākhyānāvaraṇa, and the nine non-Kṣayās. After that, he rests for a moment and then performs Adhaḥkaraṇa, Apūrvakaraṇa, and Anivṛttikaraṇa again to destroy the Darshanamoha. During the time of Anivṛttikaraṇa, when one part of the time remains and the majority has passed, he destroys the natures of Mithyātva, Miśra, and Samyaktva in order, and thus becomes a person with a Kṣayika perception.
After this, he ascends the Shrapakaṇi to destroy the Charitramōha. First, he performs Adhaḥkaraṇa in the seventh Gunasthāna, and then, reaching the eighth Gunasthāna, he performs the same actions as before, such as Sthiti-khaṇḍana, Anubhāga-khaṇḍana, etc. Then, reaching the ninth Anivṛttikaraṇa Gunasthāna, he...