Jaina Karmaology

Author(s): N L Jain
Publisher: Parshwanath Vidyapith

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Destructive Karmas
Illustration
Subspecies
Quantitativeness or strength
Eye curtain
Knowledge obscuring Conation-obscuring
Door-keeper
Deluding karma
Alcoholic Drinks
Obstructive karma
Treasure
Non-destructive Karmas Feeling-producing
Honey-wrapped Sword
Iron chain
Life-span determining Status-determining Physique-making
7. 8.
Potter
painter
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21. Vidyānanda also mentions some different varieties of species bond. However, Jainendra Siddhanta Kosa (vol. 3 p. 169) gives many references for different types of names for the same class of species bondage in addition to those mentioned in this commentary. They are as below: (a) Two varieties
i. Physical bond, ii. Psychical bond
i. Natural bond, ii. Efforted bond (b) Three varieties
i. Physical, ii. Psychical, iii. Physical-cum-psychical
i. Living-Living, ii. Mattergy-mattergy iii. Living-cummattergy (c) Five varieties
i. Wrong faith, ii. Non-abstinence, iii. Non-vigilance, iv.
Passions, v. activities. (d) Six varieties
i. Substantive, ii. Location, iii. Temporal, iv. Modal, v. Namal,
vi. Representational. (e) Seven varieties
i. Namal, ii. Representational, iii. substantive, iv. Locational, v. Temporal, vi. Modal and vii. This-birthal.
These represent different standpoints for classifications. 22. Out of the eight primary species bonds-called karmas, seven are called maturing-in-soul (Jivavipäki) while the physique-making karma