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Which Nay (doctrine) accepts which Karma (action) in the Karma Vibhashana (discussion of Karma)? || 5 ||
The Nayas of Gam (conduct), Vahar (usage), and Sangrah (collection) accept all Karmas. || 6 ||
The Nay of Ujudo (straight thread) does not accept the Karma of Sthapana (establishment). || 7 ||
The Nay of Saddano (sound) accepts the Karmas of Nama (name) and Bhava (emotion). || 8 ||
Whatever is called a Karma, which is the name of a Jiva (living being), an Ajiv (non-living being), many Jivas, many Ajivas, a Jiva and an Ajiv, a Jiva and many Ajivas, many Jivas and an Ajiv, and many Jivas and many Ajivas, is called Nama Karma. || 10 ||
Now, the authority of Sthapana Karma is established. || 11 ||
Whatever is established in the mind as a Karma, through the concept of oneness, in the form of Kattakarma (woodwork), Chittakarma (painting), Pottakarma (pottery), Leppyakarma (plastering), Lenakarma (melting), Selakarma (stonework), Grihakarma (house building), Bhittikarma (wall building), Dantakarma (tooth work), and Bhendakarma (cooking), as well as Aks (axe) and Varaado (pestle), and other similar things, is called Sthapana Karma. || 12 ||
Now, the authority of Dravyakarma (material Karma) is established. || 13 ||
Whatever Dravyas (materials) are produced by Sadbhavakriya (inherent activity) are called Dravyakarma. || 14 ||
The inherent activity of Jiva and other Dravyas is their transformation according to their own nature. For example, the transformation of Jiva Dravya into knowledge and perception. The various Dravyas produced by such activities should be known as Dravyakarma.