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## Karmavipaka
The karma whose arising causes a connection between the previously acquired Audārika body particles and the acquired Audārika particles is called Audārika-Audārika Bandhana Karma.
The karma whose arising causes a connection between the Audārika body particles and the Taijasa particles is called Audārika-Taijasa Bandhana Karma.
The karma whose arising causes a connection between the Audārika body particles and the Kārmaṇa particles is called Audārika-Kārmaṇa Bandhana Karma.
Similarly, the meaning of Vaikriya-Vaikriya Bandhana Karma and all other karmas should be understood.
The particles of the Audārika, Vaikriya, and Āhāraka bodies do not connect with each other. That is, only the particles of the Audārika body can connect with the Audārika body; not with the Vaikriya or Āhāraka body particles. Similarly, this should be understood for the Vaikriya and Āhāraka bodies. Since these are mutually contradictory in nature, there are no karmas that cause their connection.
Now, we will explain the types of Samhanana Karma.
The types of Samhanana Karma that arise from connection with the Taijasa body are: Bhaṅga-Audārika-Taijasa, Bhaṅga-Vaikriya-Taijasa, and Bhaṅga-Āhāraka-Taijasa.
The types of Samhanana Karma that arise from connection with the Kārmaṇa body are: Bhaṅga-Audārika-Kārmaṇa, Bhaṅga-Vaikriya-Kārmaṇa, Bhaṅga-Āhāraka-Kārmaṇa, and Bhaṅga-Taijasa-Kārmaṇa.
The types of Samhanana Karma that arise from simultaneous connection with the Taijasa and Kārmaṇa bodies are: Bhaṅga-Audārika-Taijasa-Kārmaṇa, Bhaṅga-Vaikriya-Taijasa-Kārmaṇa, and Bhaṅga-Āhāraka-Taijasa-Kārmaṇa. [To say the full name, add Bandhana Karma to each.]