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## Fifth Chapter
**Word Meanings:**
* **Egaavalige** - Due to the bondage of one or more karmas.
* **Bhuyaskaar Bandh** - Bondage of more karmas.
* **Egaiuunammi** - Due to the bondage of fewer karmas.
* **Appataro** - Less bondage.
* **Tammaso** - Bondage of the same number of karmas.
* **Avatipao** - Existing bondage.
* **Padmesamae Abandhak** - After the destruction of karmas.
* **Avattayo Avaktvy Bandh** - Bondage that is not spoken of.
**Verse Meaning:**
* **Egaavalige** - Due to the bondage of one or more karmas, there is **Bhuyaskaar Bandh**.
* **Egaiuunammi** - Due to the bondage of fewer karmas, there is **Appataro** bondage.
* **Tammaso** - Due to the bondage of the same number of karmas, there is **Avatipao** bondage.
* **Padmesamae Abandhak** - After the destruction of karmas, and before the re-bondage, there is **Avattayo Avaktvy Bandh**.
**Special Explanation:**
The verse explains the characteristics of **Bhuyaskaar, Appataro, Avatipao, and Avaktvy Bandh**.
* **Bhuyaskaar Bandh** is explained as **Egaavalige Bhuyo** - bondage of one, two, or more karmas. For example, binding six karmas after binding one, binding seven after binding six, and binding eight after binding seven is **Bhuyaskaar Bandh**.
* **Appataro Bandh** is the opposite of **Bhuyaskaar Bandh**. It is explained as **Egaiuunammi Appataro** - bondage of one, two, or fewer karmas. For example, binding seven after binding eight, binding six after binding seven, and binding one after binding six is **Appataro Bandh**.
* **Avatipao Bandh** is explained as **Tammato Bandhvaayo** - bondage of the same number of karmas in each time period. For example, if someone binds a certain number of karmas in the first time period, they bind the same number of karmas in the subsequent time periods.
* **Avattayo Avaktvy Bandh** is the bondage that occurs after the destruction of karmas and before the re-bondage.