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Sixth chapter: The Yoga of Body, Speech, and Mind Karma. 1. This is the influx (asrava). 2. Auspicious (shubha) is of merit (punya). 3. Inauspicious (ashubha) is of sin (papa). 4. From the bondage of attachment (kashaya) and non-attachment (akashaya) arise the activities of intermediate paths. 5. The differences of the previous (aspects) are twenty-five in number according to the five, fourteen, and twenty (categories). 6. Intensely dull, well-known, unknown, and the power of efforts with particular special circumstances. 7. The subject (adhikaran) deals with the body and soul. 8. The initial (adyam) intentions, actions, and activities bring forth the specific attachments of varied nature. 9. The results of various bonds, connections, and nature (samsarga and nisarga) split into diverse categories. 10. The causes of defects, delusions, and jealousies, the obstacles to knowledge and vision. 11. Of suffering, grief, heat, crying, and murder, with regard to the conditions of the self and other beings that are evil cannot exist. 12. Compassion (anukampa) for the souls suffering in this world (bhutavrata), donations (dana) with feelings, self-control (samyama), and tranquility (ksanti) along with purity (shauca) are good qualities. 13.