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## Third Karma
In the third karma, the bondage should be understood in the same way as the bondage in the fourth to the alega, in comparison to the Gunasthanas.
1. Mithyatva, Sasvadan, and Misra - these three are also divisions of the Samyaktvamargna, and each has a Gunasthan with its own name. Therefore, the general and specific bondage of these three should be understood as being in the Gunasthan with its own name, along with its Uma.
In the Samyammargna, there is one Gunasthan with its own name for each of Deshaviriti and Sukshmaparaya Samyama, i.e., the tenth Gunasthan called Deshaviriti in Deshaviriti and the tenth Gunasthan called Sukshmasamparaya in Sukshmaparaya. Therefore, the bondage of these two should also be understood in the same way as these Gunasthanas, both generally and specifically.
In the Aharakmargna, all worldly beings are included until Moksha is attained. Therefore, this Margna has thirteen Gunasthanas from the first to the thirteenth. In this Margna, the bondage should be understood in the same way as the general and the specific bondage in each Gunasthan.
Thus, after stating the bondage in the general and specific aspects of some divisions of the Samyaktvamargna and the Samyammargna, and in the Aharakmargna, we now describe the characteristics of the division of the Samyaktvamargna, Upshama Samyaktv, in the following verse:
**Verse 20:**
**Meaning:** In Upshama Samyaktv, the present beings do not bind themselves with the Ayubandha. Therefore, in the Ayat Avirat Samyagdristi Gunasthan, bondage occurs in other natures except for the Devayus and Manushayus, and...