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## Glossary of Terms
**Amasini Prakriti:** A nature that does not destroy the karmic qualities.
**Apakṣa Varga:** The perception of the common objects of the senses (except for the eye) and mind, through the respective senses like touch, etc.
**Acakṣudarśanāvaraṇa Karma:** Karma that covers the perception of the unseen.
**Apāmāsthika:** Those whose karmas (Pārapātika karmas) have been completely destroyed.
**Acamāmāsthika Yamāsyāt Samyama:** The state of perfect knowledge attained by the Kevalajnani.
**Annadhāma Bandha:** All the bonds from the most inferior to the most superior.
**Ajīva:** That which is devoid of consciousness, i.e., inert.
**Ajñāna Miṣyāsv:** Not understanding the nature of the soul and other substances as they truly are.
**Arabaurasī Lākha:** One Arabaurasī Lākha is equal to 84,000,000 Bhaḍhāṅga.
**Agga:** One Agga is equal to 84,000,000 Vati.
**Māpalyopama:** The time taken for the destruction of one hair-like particle of the Uddhāra-palya is called Māpalyopama.
**Aṣāpalpa:** The time taken for the destruction of all the hair-like particles of the Uddhāra-palya is called Aṣāpalpa.
**Avāsāgara:** One Avāsāgara is equal to 10,000,000,000 Aṣāpalpa.
**Anuvadha:** A bond that becomes specific in the future.
**Āvaśrvaḍhini Prakriti:** A nature that binds and also does not bind, even when the causes of binding are present.
**Mānuṣasattā Prakriti:** A nature that does not have a definite existence, i.e., it exists at one time and does not exist at another time.
**Aghoṣyā Prakriti:** A nature that does not have a continuous existence from the beginning to the end of its manifestation.
**Manakṣara Bhūta:** A state where words are not used intentionally for description but for conveying meaning through sounds or gestures like sneezing, snapping fingers, etc.