Outlines of Jainism

Author(s): J L Jaini, F W Thomas
Publisher: Cambridge University Press

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METAPHYSICS: VII. KINDS OF KARMA
II. Darsanăvaranīya, faith-obscuring or perceptionobscuring karmas, are of nine kinds— chakshur-cursunāvaraṇīyu, that which obscures the
physical sight, which is perception by means of
the eyes; achakshur-darśanāvaranīya, that which obscures
other kinds of perception ; uvudhi-darsunāvaraṇīya, that which obscures per
ception of the past; keralu-duršanācarunīya, that which obscures full
perception ; nidrā-vedanīya, that condition of sleepiness which
obscures perception ; nidrānidrā-vedaniya, condition of heavy sleep which
obscures perception ; prachalā-vedanīya, condition of restless sleep which
obscures perception ; pruchalupruchalu-vedanīya, condition in which sleep
is very restless and which obscures perception ; styānagrddhi-veilanīya, somnambulistic condition,
in which there is hardly any perception of the
acts done. III. Of the obstructing antarāya) karmas there are five kindsdūna-antarūya, that class of kurmus, which obstructs
charity; läbha-untarāya, which obstructs profit of any kind; Woga-untarāya, which obstructs enjoyment; upabhogu-untarāya, which obstructs the circum
stances attending enjoyment; vīrya-antarāyu, which obstructs power.