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Jīvaṭṭhāna - Cūliyāe Payadisamukkittaṇam
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Vedaniya karma is that which is experienced, i.e., felt. 'Vedyaate iti Vedaniyaam' - that which is experienced is Vedaniya. Although this etymological explanation applies to all karmas, here, due to convention, the term 'Vedaniya' should be understood as referring to the specific karma of Poudgalika. Alternatively, according to the etymology 'Vedayati iti Vedaniyaam', the Poudgalaskandha which, due to Mithyatva etc., becomes associated with the Jīva and causes it to experience pleasure and pain, is called Vedaniya.
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Mohaṇīyaṃ || 8 ||
Mohaṇīya karma is || 8 ||
'Mohayati iti Mohaṇīyaṃ' - that which deludes the Jīva is called 'Mohaṇīya'. Similar to the term 'Vedaniya', the term 'Mohaṇīya' should also be understood as a specific karma. Therefore, although Dhatura, alcohol, and women etc. also delude the Jīva, they are not considered Mohaṇīya.
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Āuaṃ || 9 ||
Āyu karma is || 9 ||
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'Eti Bhavadhāraṇam Prati iti Āyuḥ' - that which goes towards Bhavadhāraṇam is Āyu karma. The meaning is that the Poudgalaskandha which, due to Mithyatva etc., becomes associated with the Jīva and has the power to cause it to be born in Naraka etc., is called Āyu karma.
Nāmaṃ || 10 ||
Nāma karma is || 10 ||
That which creates various forms is called Nāma karma. The meaning is that the Poudgalaskandha which becomes associated with the Jīva and performs the functions of creating the body and its structure, cohesion, color, and smell etc., is called Nāma karma.
Godam || 11 ||
Gotra karma is || 11 ||
'Gamayati Ucca-Nīca Kulaṃ iti Gotram' - that which causes birth in high and low families is called Gotra karma. The meaning is that the Poudgalaskandha which, due to Mithyatva etc., becomes associated with the Jīva and causes it to be born in high and low families,