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Appendix-2
**Prakriti Sthan** - A group of two or three primary substances.
**Prachala** - The karma whose arising causes drowsiness while sitting or standing.
**Prachala-Prachala** - The karma whose arising causes drowsiness while walking or moving.
**Pratar** - The class of **ni** is called **pratar**.
**Pratipatti** - Knowing all the beings of the universe through one of the doors like **at-gati**, senses, etc.
**Pratipasisamaas** - Knowing the beings through two or four doors like **pati**, etc.
**Pratipaati Abhimaana** - The **avadhi-shaan** that disappears suddenly like the flame of a lamp being extinguished by a gust of wind.
**Prati-shalaaka** - The **paly** filled with mustard seeds that are **prati-saakshi-bhoot**.
**Prati-shravan-anumaati** - Only hearing the sinful karmas done by a relative like a son, and not stopping them from doing those karmas even after hearing them.
**Prati-sevana-unnati** - Using food, etc., that has been prepared by oneself or someone else.
**Pratyaksha** - Knowing all substances and their synonyms only through the self-nature, without the need for means like mind, senses, or teachings.
**Pratyaneeka-sva-gyaan** - Acting contrary to knowledge and the means of knowledge.
**Pratyaasthaana-avaran Kshaya** - The kshaya whose influence hinders the soul from attaining **sarva-virati-charitra**, i.e., the attainment of **shraman-dharma**.
**Pra-tyak** - The karma whose arising makes one being the owner of one body.
**Prathama-sthiti** - The state below the **antar-sthan**.
**Pravesh** - The **karma-dalikas** are called **pradesh**. The **avagaha-sthan** of one atom of **pudgala** is also called **pradesh**.
**Pravesh-bandh** - The connection of a lesser or greater number of atoms with the soul.
**Pravesh-oshaya** - The experience of bound karmas in another form. That is, the **ras** of the karmas whose **dalikas** are bound is experienced with the **nishekas** of the same kind of **prakritis** that experience them, and the bound **prakriti** itself cannot show its **vipaak**.
**Pra-dvesh** - Having aversion or dislike for the knowers and the means of knowledge is called **pra-dvesh**.