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**Chapter on Karma**
[5, 4, 15]
Whatever is called *prayoga karma*... [15]... is of three types: *manaprayoga karma*, *vacanaprayoga karma*, and *kayaprayoga karma*. [16]... It is present in beings in the state of *samsara* and in *sayogikevali*s. [17]... All of this is called *prayoga karma*. [18]...
Now, the authority on *samudana karma*... [19]... is that which is received as a result of the eight, seven, or six types of karma. All of this is called *samudana karma*. [20]...
Here, *samudana* refers to the differentiation. The *karman* *pudgala* *skandha* that arises due to *mithyadarshana* etc. and undergoes transformation into eight, seven, or six types of karma should be understood as *samudana karma*.
Whatever is called *adha karma*... [21]... is that which is produced by *upadravana*, *vidravana*, *paritavana*, and *arambha*. All of this is called *adha karma*. [22]...
*Upadravana* is the name for causing distress to a being, *vidravana* is the name for actions like severing limbs, *paritavana* is the name for causing suffering, and *arambha* is the name for causing the death of beings. The word *krita* means action. The *audarika* body that is produced by the aforementioned actions of *upadravana* etc. should be understood as *adha karma*.
Whatever is called *iryavah karma*... [23]... is that which is present in beings with *chhadmasthavitaraga*s and in *sayogikevali*s. All of this is called *iryavah karma*. [24]...
Here, *yoga* is the meaning. The karma whose path, i.e., cause, is only *yoga* should be understood as *iryavah karma*. It is present in beings with *chhadmasthavitaraga*s, in those who have subdued their passions and those who have weakened their passions, and in *sayogikevali* Jinas. It is not possible for other beings in *samsara* because, due to their karma, they have passions and negligence, etc., in addition to *bhuta yoga*.