Answer

In Jain Dharma, the opposite of anāyāse karma is generally understood as āyāse karma.

• Anāyāse karma means karma done without much effort, strain, or deliberate exertion.
• Āyāse karma means karma done with effort, strain, exertion, or deliberate activity.

Explanation

The word anāyāsa means “without effort” or “easily.” Its opposite is āyāsa, meaning “effort,” “exertion,” or “strain.”

So:

• Anāyāse = without effort
• Āyāse = with effort

Takeaway

The opposite of anāyāse karma is āyāse karma — action performed with effort or exertion.