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Dr. Subhash C. Jain : Transmigration, Evolution and Jain Karma Doctrine
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Two-sensed subhuman Two-sensed subhuman if K,SKSK,;
Three-sensed subhuman if K, SKSK, Three-sensed subhuman Three-sensed subhuman if
K SKSKj;
Four-sensed subhuman ifK SK<K; Four-sensed subhuman Four-sensed subhuman if K., SKSK,;
Five-sensed-amanaska subhuman if
KSKSKSA Five-sensed-amanaska Five-sensed-amanaska subhuman if subhuman
KKSKA
Five-sensed-samanaska subhuman if KSKSKS
Five
FiveSensed- Sensed- Samanaska- Amanaska- Subhuman Subhuman
Four- ThreeSensed- SensedSubhuman Subhuman
TwoSensedSubhuman
OneSensedSubhuman Nigoda
KM
Kss KA K4 K2
K2
K
KN
KARMIC LOAD
Figure 1. Range of karmic load for subhuman birth-species
Table 1 and Figure 1 are explained by using illustrations. For example, if the present birth-species of a living being is the nigoda, than its next birth-species would be nigoda if K'EKSK, and onesensed subhuman if K, KSK,. Similarly, if the present birth-species of a living being is the three-sensed subhuman, its next birth-species would be three sensed subhuman if K SKSK, and the four-sensed subhuman ifK, SKSK,. An fsas being would transmigrate to the fsas birth-species if K, SKSK, and the fsss birth-species if KSKSKS. Note that KK,K,K,K KAXK55K, 20.
PRESUPPOSITION 3. The karmic load of infernal beings always decreases with time: they always transmigrate in their next life
