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## Sixth Karma Text
**215.** _That is, in the five-sense beings with sufficient knowledge, there are eight divisions of Vedaniya karma, and in the remaining thirteen types of beings, there are four divisions. Similarly, in the five-sense beings with sufficient knowledge, there are seven divisions of Gotra karma, and in each of the remaining thirteen types of beings, there are three divisions._
The detailed explanation of the above statement is as follows:
In the five-sense beings with sufficient knowledge, there are twelve possible combinations of qualities for Vedaniya karma. Therefore, there are eight divisions:
1. Binding of Asata, arising of Asata, and existence of both Asata and Sata.
2. Binding of Asata, arising of Sata, and existence of both Asata and Sata.
3. Binding of Sata, arising of Asata, and existence of both Asata and Sata.
4. Binding of Sata, arising of Sata, and existence of both Asata and Sata.
5. Arising of Asata and existence of both Asata and Sata.
6. Arising of Sata and existence of both Asata and Sata.
7. Arising of Asata and existence of Asata.
8. Arising of Sata and existence of Sata.
However, in each of the first thirteen types of beings, only the first four of these eight divisions are found. This is because in these beings, the binding, arising, and existence of both Sata and Asata Vedaniya are possible in all cases. In the Imoleena Bhashya Gatha, it is said: "In the beings with sufficient knowledge, there are four divisions of Vedaniya karma."
These eight divisions of Vedaniya karma should be categorized in relation to the Gunasthanas in the five-sense beings with sufficient knowledge as follows:
The first division, binding of Asata, arising of Asata, and existence of both Asata and Sata, and the second division, binding of Asata, arising of Sata, and existence of both Asata and Sata, are found from the first Mithyadristi Gunasthana to the sixth Pramatta-Samyata Gunasthana. This is because in the subsequent Gunasthanas, there is no binding of Asata Vedaniya. The third division...