Disclaimer: This translation does not guarantee complete accuracy, please confirm with the original page text.
## Translation:
**36**
**(b)**
The act of a soul residing in the Gunasthana, who is associated with the Vanga-Sayogika, creating the regions of its body, from top to bottom, in the Lokas, is called **Danda Samudghat** in the first time.
**Darshan** is the perception of the essence of matter, which is the object of the general Dharma.
**Paribhashik Shabd-Kosh**
**Darshan** is the act of consciousness, which is the perception of the general aspect of an object, from the general and special characteristics of the object. Or, **Darshan** is the knowledge of the object, by considering the special as secondary, after the general.
**Karma** that covers the **Darshan** quality of the soul.
**Darshan** is the faith in the true knowledge that can be seen, and the **Karma** that destroys and diminishes it is called **Darshanmohaniya Karma**.
In every object, there are two types of Dharma: general and special. The use of grasping the general Dharma is called **Darshanopyog**.
**Vanarav Dharma** - The Dharma that does not inspire the soul to give, even when there is a desire to give.
**Valika Sanjna** - The Sanjna that has a sequential knowledge of the past, present, and future, like "I have done this work, I am doing this work, and I will do this work."
**Deepak Sabhyamsavala** - Supporting, promoting, and spreading the benefits of actions that are like a lamp.
**Sang Karma** - The Karma that makes the soul feel indifferent to all beings, even when they are being helped.
**Lahsun Karma** - The Karma that causes the soul to have a smell like garlic or rotten substances in its body.
**Nivesh** - The persistence of disbelief, even when the true speaker is found.
**Manak Karma** - The Karma that makes the voice and speech of the soul harsh and unpleasant to the listener.