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[5, 4, 31] The chapter on the application of karma, the form of karma.
[695] Karma is called "tavokarma" (self-inflicted karma). || 25 || It is of twelve types, both internal and external. All of them are called "tavokarma". || 26 ||
... Now, the authority of "tapa karma" (penance karma). || 25 || It is of twelve types, differentiated by internal and external. All of them are called "tapa karma". || 26 ||
What is called "kiriyakarma" (action karma)? || 27 || Being self-controlled, circumambulation, three repetitions, three prostrations, four head-bowings, and twelve cycles, all of these are called "kiriyakarma". || 28 ||
This action-based karma is of six types, differentiated by self-control, circumambulation, three repetitions, three prostrations, four head-bowings, and twelve cycles. Among them, the action performed solely in relation to the self, free from external influence, is called "atmadhin kiriyakarma" (self-controlled action karma). The salutation performed with circumambulation to the Guru, the Jina, and the Jinalaya during worship is called "padaahin kiriyakarma" (circumambulation action karma). Performing the aforementioned circumambulation and salutation three times in the twilight hours of the same day is called "tikkhutt kiriyadharma" (three repetitions action dharma). It should not be understood that the aforementioned worship, etc., is only to be performed in the three twilight hours, because there is no prohibition against them at other times, but they are to be performed regularly in those twilight hours; this is the meaning to be understood. The meaning of "onad" is prostration or being situated on the ground. It is performed three times: 1. Sitting down in front of the Jina with joy after seeing the Jina, 2. Then getting up and praying to the Jina, etc., and sitting down again, 3. Then getting up again, purifying oneself with the Samayika danda (penance), abandoning attachment to the body, etc., and meditating on the qualities of the Jina, etc., and sitting down on the ground again. The salutation performed by bowing the head at the beginning and end of Samayika, at the beginning of the Thos-samidanda, and at its end is called "chatu-shir" (four head-bowings). The twelve (443) purifications of mind, speech, and body that occur at the beginning and end of Samayika and Thos-samidanda are called "dwadasha-avart" (twelve cycles).
What is called "bhavakarma" (emotional karma)? || 29 || That which is endowed with the knowledge of karma-prābhṛta (the origin of karma) is called "bhavakarma". || 30 ||
Of all these karmas, which one is the main one here? The main one here is "samodhan karma" (attention karma). || 31 ||
|| Thus ends the chapter on the application of karma. || 4 ||