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## The Fivefold Submergence
Thus, having explained the excellent state and unimpeded time of the Uttar Prakritis, we now proceed to explain their inferior state.
**Lahutibandha, Sanjalanloha, Panavigghana, Nagasesu, Bhinnamuhutasu.**
**Te Attha Asunche Baram Saaye.** || 35 ||
**Word Meanings:**
* Lahutibandha - Inferior state bondage
* Sanjalanloha - Mantra-induced greed
* Panavigghana - Five obstacles to liberation
* Nagasesu - Knowledge-obscuring and vision-obscuring karmas
* Bhinnamuhutasu - Internal moments
* Te - Those
* Attha - Eight Muhurtas
* Jamuche - Of animals and high lineage
* Parasa - Twelve Muhurtas
* Saaye - Seven Vedaniyas
**Meaning of the Verse:**
The inferior state bondage of Sanjalanloha, the five obstacles, the five knowledge-obscuring karmas, and the four vision-obscuring karmas is in the internal moments. The inferior state bondage of Yashas Kirti name-karma, high lineage, and the seven Vedaniyas is for eight Muhurtas, and for twelve Muhurtas for the seven Vedaniyas.
**Special Meaning:**
Previously, the excellent state bondage of the karma prakritis was explained. This verse begins the explanation of their inferior state bondage. This verse refers to the inferior state bondage of fifteen Dharmic karmas and three Adharmic karmas. According to their division, their names are as follows:
* **Dharmic:** Five knowledge-obscuring karmas (like Matijnanaavaran), four vision-obscuring karmas (like Chakshudarshanavaran), Sanjalanloha, five obstacles (like Danaantaraaya).
* **Adharmic:** Yashas Kirti name-karma, high lineage, seven Vedaniyas.
Regarding the inferior state bondage, the general rule is that it occurs at the time of their respective bondage-dissociation. In other words, when those prakritis come to an end, then the said inferior state bondage occurs.