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## The Fifth Karma Granth
**111** Nine Dhruvabandhini, Bas, Badar, Paryapt, Pratiyaka, Sthira. These are unstable, auspicious or inauspicious, Adeya. Yash-Kirti or Ayash Kirti, Devagati, Panchendriya jati, Vaikriya' Sharira, Pratham Sansthan, Devanupurvi, Vaikriya Angopaang, Suswar, Prashast Bihayogati, Uchchwas, Paraghāt, Tirthankar. These twenty-nine, including Devagati and Tirthankar, are the Bandhastanas of these natural forms. Thus, there are six Bandhastanas of twenty-nine natural forms. The bound being in these places is born in the Dwindriya, Triindriya, Chaturindriya and Panchendriya Tyanchons, as well as in the Manushya Gati and Devagati.
Dwindriya, Triindriya, Chaturindriya and Panchendriya Paryaptayut twenty-nine have four Bandhastanas. By combining them with the Udyot Prakriti, there are twelve Bandhastanas of thirty, with Dwindriya, Triindriya, Chaturindriya and Panchendriya Paryaptayut. By combining the Tirthankar jati with the twenty-nine Bandhastanas, including the Paryapt Manushya, there is a Bandhastan of thirty, including the Manushya Gati. By subtracting the Tirthankar Prakriti from the twenty-nine Bandhastanas, including the Devagati, and adding the Aharakdwik, there is a Bandhastan of thirty, including the Devagati. Thus, there are six Bandhastanas of thirty natural forms.
By adding the Aharakdwik to the twenty-nine Bandhastanas, including the Devagati, there is a Bandhastan of thirty-one, including the Devagati. In one natural Bandhastan, only one Yashasiti is bound.
Thus, having explained the eight Bandhastanas of the Namkarma, now we will explain the number of Bhuyasakar Bandha etc. in them.
**Bhuyasakarādi Bandha**
There are eight Bandhastanas of Namkarma, and to explain the number of Suchaksarādi Bandha in them, a hint is given: 'Chalsagati Bandha' - there are six Bhuyasakar, Mat Alpatar, eight Avasthit and three Abaktvy Bandha. Their description is as follows: