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Appendix-2
**Savisansthan Namkarma** - A karma whose arising causes the elements above the name to be thin and the elements below the name to be thick. **Sadharan Namkarma** - A karma whose arising causes an infinite number of beings to have one body, i.e., infinite beings become the owners of one body. **Sannipasik Bhav** - The feeling of two or more beings coming together. **Santara Sthiti** - The state between the first and second states, where the karma particles are absent. **Samayik** - The absence of attachment and aversion is called equanimity, and the restraint through which equanimity is attained, or knowledge, vision, and conduct are called equanimity, and the attainment of their income and profit is called Samay, and the feeling of Samay or Samay is called Samayik. **Sasanadan Samyaktva** - When a being, having departed from the state of Upshama Samyaktva, is inclined towards Mithyatva, the particular result of his state until he attains Mithyatva is called Sasanada Samyaktva. **Sasanadan Samyagdristi** - A being who, having attained the state of Aushamashik Samyagdristi, is inclined towards Mithyatva due to the arising of infinite Anubandhi Kashayas, but has not yet attained Mithyatva, is called Sasanadan Samyagdristi for that period. **Sasanadan Gunasthan** - Refers to the specific nature of a Sasanadan Samyagdristi being. **Sisavarna Namkarma** - A karma whose arising causes the being's body to be white like a conch shell. **Sikh Pad** - Those scriptures whose every verse is well-established due to following the meaning of Sarvajokta are called Sikh Pad; similarly, the Jivastan and Gunasthan are called Siddha Pad. **Subha Namkarma** - A karma whose arising causes the being to be loved by all, even without doing any favor or having any relationship. **Surabhigandha Namkarma** - A karma whose arising causes the being's body to have a fragrance like camphor, musk, etc.