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## The Fifth Karma Granth
"The five karma granths, namely, **Gayaarp-nirman**, **sthira**, **asthira**, **agurulghu**, **shubha**, **ashubha**, **tanjas karman sharira**, **varna chatushk**, **five jnana avaran**, **five antaraya**, **four darshan avaran**, and **mithyatva mohaniya**, are the twenty-seven **dhruvodaya** natures."
**Special Meaning:** This verse lists the twenty-seven **dhruvodaya** natures. They are called **dhruvodaya** because their existence remains constant until their time of rise and fall.
There are 122 **udayoyoga** natures for the eight karmas, namely, **jnana avaran** (5), **darshan avaran** (2), **vedaniya** (2), **mohaniya** (28), **ayu** (4), **nama** (67), **gotra** (2), and **antaraya** (5). Thus, there are 5 + 2 + 2 + 4 + 67 + 2 + 5 = 122 natures. Out of these, 27 are **dhruvodaya**. Their details are as follows:
(1) **Jnana Avaran:** **mati**, **shruta**, **avadhi**, **manparyaya**, **kevala jnana avaran**.
(2) **Darshan Avaran:** **chakshu**, **achakshu**, **avadhi**, **kevala darshan avaran**.
(3) **Mohaniya:** **mithyatva**.
(a) "**Nimmanadhirapirateyakammaranar agurumahamumuham. Nanantarayadasagan sanchan miccha nicchadaya.**" - Panchasangrah 3.16
(b) "In the **Karmakand** of the **Go**, the **dhruvodaya** natures are described in the context of counting the **udayashbandhini** natures... **Misal sahamass ghadiyo. Nejagam vanchaom thinmrigajugalagurunimin dhuvudaya.**" - Go Karmakand, verses 402, 403.