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## Karmavipaka
(4) Abstaining from sins like Himsa (violence) etc. is Vrata (vow). Observing Anuvratas (minor vows) or Mahavrata (major vows) is Vratayuktatva (observance of vows).
(5) Following Yoga, i.e., following Sadvachar (good conduct). The ten types of Sadhu Samachari (good conduct of monks) like Chakraval etc. are called Samyam Yoga.
(6) Even when Kshayas (passions) like anger etc. arise, not allowing them to manifest and conquering them is Kshaya-Vijay (conquering passions).
(7) Giving Dana (charity) to the deserving as per their need, arranging resources, is Danayuktatva (charity). For example, giving medicine to the sick, making the fearful fearless and removing the causes of fear, providing students with the means of education etc., giving food to the hungry, and performing other related tasks.
(8) Stabilizing oneself in Atmic Gunas (spiritual qualities) - Samyakgyan (right knowledge), Darshan (right faith), and Nari (right conduct) - and maintaining stability in them through a righteous life, honesty, and firmness in the words of the Vitarag (liberated ones) is Dharm-Dridhata (firmness in Dharma).
Here, the causes of the bondage of the Saatavedaniya Karma have been explained. Performing actions and having thoughts opposite to these leads to the bondage of Asatavedaniya Karma. For example, not respecting elders, punishing the innocent, having cruel intentions, being prone to intense passions etc. The soul binds Asatavedaniya Karma through actions that cause sorrow, grief, and anguish.
**Causes of the bondage of Darshanmohaniya Karma:**
Umgadesanam, aggnasana, vedavvaharanehi. Dasanmoham Jinmunicheiy sanghai padipio. ||56||