Karma Philosophy

Author(s): Virchand R Gandhi, Bhagu F Karbhari
Publisher: Devchand Lalbhai Pustakoddhar Fund

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the possibility of believing the truth at all. It is the same as the above named, (class 4. subdivison No. 1) only the point of view now is different. The point of view, here, is the generation of fresh karma. There it was simply describing the characteristic or nature of the karma (of the activity).
In this Gunasthâna the living being is liable to generate any of the following karmas, namely :
I. Any of the Jnanavaraniya karmas, that is of 5 kinds,
2. Any of the Darshanavaraniya karmas, that is of 9 kinds.
3. Either of the two Vedaniya karmas, that is of a kinds.
4. Any of the Mohaniya karmas, except the subdivisions Nos. 2 and 3, because these are never generated, they are simply milder forms of the activity of the subdivision No. 1 (called mithyâtva mohaniya karma.) We generate the mithyâtva mohaniya and in its working out it may manifest as subdivision 2 or subdivision 3. (called respectively mishra mohaniya karma and samyaktva mohaniya karma.) That makes 26 kinds liable to be generated.
5. Either of the 4 ayuh karmas, namely 4 kinds.
6. Any, out of 64 of the nama karmas. (For this purpose of considering the generation of the ka rmas, the 103 nâma karmas are considered as 67, by including the 15 kinds of Bandhana nama karma and the 5 kinds of samghatana in the 5 sharira ;