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## First Karma Granth
There is no faith in the **Karma Granth**. In that state, the lack of faith in the truth is called **Ashwadhan**. This is called **Anbhigrihit** because it happens naturally, without any external influence. And the **Mithyadarshan** that happens due to some reason is called **Abhigrihit Mithyadarshan**.
**Abhigrihit Mithyadarshan** is possible in developed beings like humans, while **Anbhigrihit Mithyadarshan** is possible in undeveloped beings like insects.
**Avirati** - Not abstaining from sinful deeds.
**Pramad** - Forgetfulness of the self, meaning not having respect for good deeds, not being careful about remembering what should be done and what should not be done.
**Kashaya** - That which destroys the qualities of the soul or that which increases the cycle of birth and death.
**Yoga** - The activities of the mind, speech, and body, meaning movement and action, are called **Yoga**.
Although specific causes of bondage for **Jnanavarana** and other karmas have been mentioned, which are also mentioned elsewhere in this text, these five are called the general causes of all karmas. There is a rule that where the earlier causes of bondage exist, all the subsequent causes will also exist. For example, if **Mithyatva** exists, then **Avirati** to **Yoga** will also exist.
1. **Kayavangmanahkarma Yoga:**
– **Tattvapansutra**, Chapter 6, Sutra 1