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### Third Karma-Pratya
**Special Meaning:** This verse begins the discussion of the five-sense beings (Panchendriya-jati), the body (Jaskaya), and the mobile beings (Gatis) in relation to karma.
The bondage ownership (Bandhaswamitva) of the five-sense beings and the body should be understood in the same way as the bondage ownership in general and according to the bondage described in relation to the Gunasthanas. This means, just as the Karmagrantha in the second part describes the bondage of 120 types in general and 117, 101, 74, 77, etc. types in the Gunasthanas from the first to the thirteenth, respectively, the bondage of the five-sense beings and the body should also be understood as 120 types in general and 117, 101, 74, 77, etc. types in the Gunasthanas, respectively. Similarly, in any other Margana where bondage ownership is mentioned, it should be understood that the bondage ownership is the same in all the Gunasthanas that are possible in that Margana.
In the scriptures, all living beings (Jivas) are considered to be of two types: mobile (Gativas) and immobile (Labdhiyas). Those who experience the rise of the S-karma and are also mobile are called Labdhiyas. Those who experience the rise of the stationary karma (Sthavar-karma) but possess the ability to move are called Gativas. The bondage ownership of the four types of Labdhiyas has already been explained. Now, we will explain the bondage ownership of the Gativas.
There are two types of Gativas: Danta and Vakaya. Both of these experience the rise of the stationary karma (Sthavar-karma). However, due to their similarity in movement, they are called Gativas.
1. Dwindriya, Triindriya, Chaturindriya, Panchendriya - these are called so because they experience the rise of the S-karma.