This concept is mainly caused by avijja, or ignorance, and results in vipaka.
The state of Niyata Micchaaditthi, or permanent skepticism, is one of the garuka kinds of this concept. Kameesu and Paanaatipaata are examples of the ten akusala kinds of this concept, which is also divided into upabidaka, or obstructive, and upaghataka, or destructive types. According to Jainism, this concept causes tiny particles of dirt to impart le'sya, or color, to people's souls. This concept is mainly caused by avijja, or ignorance, and results in vipaka. Arhats do not accumulate new kinds of this concept, but are affected by past kinds. For 10 points, name this concept from Hinduism and Buddhism, the idea that people's intentional actions influence their future lives.
The state of Niyata Micchaaditthi, or permanent skepticism, is one of the garuka kinds of this concept.
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