II.
The
darsana
varaniya
group consists of the following nine kinds of energy all of which
interfere with the perceptive faculties of the soul in different ways:--
(i) That which debars the
soul from seeing with the eye (khakis
darsana);
(6)
(ii) That which prevents
perception through senses other than sight (achaksu
darsana);
(7)
(iii) That which obstructs
clairvoyant perception (Avadhi
darsana);
(8)
(iv) That which prevents
the manifestation of
Kevala
darsana
(full, unqualified perception); (9)
(v)
Nidra
(sleep); (10)
(vi)
Nidra-
Nidra
(deep-sleep); (11)
(vii)
Prachala,
light or restless sleep, like that of a dog; (12)
(viii)
Prachala-prachala,
a more restless form of slumber than the preceding, also a kind of
madness; (13) and
(ix)
Styana
griddi
(somnambulism). (14)
III.
The
Vedaniya
type comprises
two kinds of energies:
(i) Those responsible for
pleasurable experiences
(Sata Vedaniya),
and (15)
(ii) Those leading to
suffering and pain (Asata
Vedaniya).
(16)
IV.
The
Mohaniya
class is
subdivided into:
(i)
Darsana
Mohaniya,
which obstructs right belief.
It is of three kinds:
(a) Mithyatva which leads
to settled wrong beliefs, (17)
(b)
Samyag
Mithyatva
which is characterized by mixture of truth and falsehood, (18) and
(c)
Samyag
prakriti
or samyaktva
which signifies blurred faith. It this state the truth is known, but faith
is slightly tinged with superstition. (19)
(ii)
Charitra
Mohaniya
which interferes with right conduct.
This is of the following
twenty-five kinds:
Made of two groups
Kashaya
and no-kashaya.
Kashaya
are of four types:
First,
Anantanubandhi,
that is, the most intense type.
(a) Anger, (20)
(b) Pride, (21)
(c) Deceit,
(22)
(d) Greed, (23)
Second,
Apratyakhyana,
or a very, intense type.
(e) Anger, (24)
(f) Pride, (25)
(g) Deceit,
(26)
(h) Greed, (27)
Third,
Pratyakhyana,
that is intense type.
(i) Anger, (28)
(j) Pride, (29)
(k) Deceit,
(30)
(l) Greed, (31)
Fourth,
sanjvalana,
or mild type
(m) Anger, (32)
(n) Pride, (33)
(o) Deceit,
(34)
(p) Greed, (35)
And,
No-kasayas
are:
(q) Joking,
(36)
(r) Attachment
or love, (37)
(s) Aversion,
(38)
(t) Grief, (39)
(u) Fear, (40)
(v) Disgust,
(41)
(w) Sex-passion
peculiar to males, (42)
(x) Sex-passion
peculiar to females, and (43)
(y) sex-passion
peculiar to those of the neuter sex. (44)
V.
The
Ayu
karma
group includes
four kinds of energies, which control and determine the duration of life
of the four kinds of beings, namely,
(i)
Devas
(residents of heavens), (45)
(ii) Human
beings, (46)
(iii) Lower
forms of life belonging to the animal, vegetable and mineral kingdoms,
(47) and
(iv) Denizens
of hells. (48)
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