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## Shataka
**Form, 28 Nature Forms and 29 Nature Forms, these become five locations and three bondage locations are respectively 30 Nature Forms, 31 Nature Forms and one Nature Form. Their explanation is as follows:**
There are 67 Nature Forms that are capable of being bound by Name Karma. At one time, not all Nature Forms are bound to a single Jiva. Only 23, 25, etc. Nature Forms are bound to a Jiva at one time. Therefore, eight bondage locations of Name Karma are considered.
The bondage locations of Karma mentioned earlier are Jiva-vipaki - they affect the spiritual qualities of the Jiva. But the majority of Name Karma is Pudgala-vipaki and it is mostly used in the physical structure of Jivas. Therefore, due to the difference in different Jivas, there is a difference in the same bondage location in the Abantar Nature Forms.
**Varna Chatushk, Tanjas, Karman, Agurulghu, Nirman and Upghāt, these nine Nature Forms of Name Karma are Dhruva-bandhini.** These are bound to all Jivas of all four Gatis until the sixth part of the eighth Gunasthan. Along with these, **Tiryanch-gati, Tiryanch-anupurvi, Ekendriya jati, Audarik sharir, Hund sansthan, Sthavar, Aparapt, Asthir, Ashubh, Durbhāg, Anadeya, Ayash-kirti, Sukshma-badar, one from each of these fourteen Nature Forms, and one from each of the ordinary Nature Forms, when combined with the nine Dhruva-bandhini Nature Forms (14+6), result in the bondage location of 23 Nature Forms.** These 23 Nature Forms are Aparapt Ekendriya-prayogya, which are bound by Ekendriya, Vikalendriya and Panchendriya Mithyatvi. That is, the Jiva bound to this location is born as an Aparapt Ekendriya after death.
**From these 23 Nature Forms, by reducing the Aparapt Nature Form to Paryapt, ...**