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## Chapter 380, Jiva Kanda, Verses 305-306
**Verse 305:** "The seed of karma, which is the knowledge of poison, traps, deceit, cages, and bonds, without any moral instruction, is called *Matyajnan* by the wise."
**Verse 306:** "The knowledge of objects, both with and without the senses, which is direct and regular, is called *Abhinibodhik Jnan*. It has four aspects: *Avagraha*, *Iha*, *Avaya*, and *Dharana*."
**Explanation of Verse 305:** *Matyajnan* is the knowledge of things that cause harm to living beings, such as poison, traps, deceit, cages, and bonds, without any moral instruction. For example, if someone creates a trap to catch animals without any concern for their well-being, that is *Matyajnan*.
**Explanation of Verse 306:** *Abhinibodhik Jnan* is the knowledge of objects that is direct and regular. It is gained through the senses and the mind. The four aspects of *Abhinibodhik Jnan* are:
* **Avagraha:** The initial perception of an object.
* **Iha:** The desire for the object.
* **Avaya:** The attachment to the object.
* **Dharana:** The holding onto the object.