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## First Karma Text
### Chapter 117
**"The six types of Sanhanan are Vajra-Rishabha-Narach, Rishabha-Narach, Narach, Ardha-Narach, Keelika, and Chevatta. In these, Rishabha means patta-veshtan (bandage), Vajra means keel (nail), and Narach means Markatbandh on both sides."**
**Explanation:**
The term Sanhanan refers to the specific process of bone formation and joining. It is a type of Namakarma (karma related to name and form) that occurs in the Audarik (physical) body.
The six types of Sanhanan are:
1. **Vajra-Rishabha-Narach:** This type involves two bones bound together by a Markatbandh on both sides, with a third bone wrapped around them like a bandage.
2. **Rishabha-Narach:** This type involves two bones bound together by a Markatbandh on both sides, but without the third bone wrapping around them.
3. **Narach:** This type involves two bones bound together by a Markatbandh on both sides, but without any wrapping.
4. **Ardha-Narach:** This type involves two bones bound together by a Markatbandh on only one side.
5. **Keelika:** This type involves a single bone being fixed in place by a nail.
6. **Chevatta:** This type involves a single bone being fixed in place by a bandage.
These six types of Sanhanan are responsible for the various ways in which bones are joined together in the Audarik body.