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## The Fifth Karma Granth
**101** These three karmas (Jnanaavarana, Antaray, and Vedaniya) occur in all five natures, while the remaining five karmas do not have the possibility of occurring in all five natures. This is because Jnanaavarana and Antaray karmas bind and cease simultaneously in all five natures. As a result, both karmas have the same binding location in all five natures. When there is only one binding location, then there is no possibility of further binding like Bhuyaskaar etc. In this situation, the binding remains constant. Similarly, Vedaniya, Ayu, and Gotra karmas bind in only one nature at a time. Therefore, there is no further binding like Bhuyaskaar etc. in these karmas either.
The binding locations and the number of further bindings like Bhuyaskaar etc. in Darshanavarana and Mohaniya karmas should be understood as follows:
**Number of Binding Locations etc. in Darshanavarana Karma:**
Darshanavarana karma has nine natures, namely Chakshudarshanavarana etc.
**1.** Jnanaavarana, Vedaniya, Ayu, Gotra, Antaray.
**2.** (a) **"Tigin dasa atth thanaani sanavaranama hanamanaam. Esthav ya mujagara sesese ya have thana."** - Go. Karmakar 458 - Darshanavarana, Mohaniya, and Nama karma have three, ten, and eight binding locations respectively. Further binding like Bhuyaskaar etc. also occurs in these karmas. The remaining karmas have only one binding location.
(b) **"Bandhatthaga tidastth sanavaranamaohanamanaam. Sesanegam ayattiyabandho savatya thana samo."** - Panchasangrah 223 - Darshanavarana has three binding locations, Mohaniya has ten binding locations, and Nama karma has eight binding locations. The remaining karmas have only one binding location each. The number of binding locations is equal to the number of constant bindings.