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## The Fifth Karma Granth
**Special Meaning Verses** state that among the 120 bondable natures, which nature has which **utkrusht sthitibandh** (highest state of bondage).
Firstly, indicating the **utkrusht sthitibandh** of the **Tirthankara** nature, it is said: "**Aviryasammo Tittham**" - the **Avirat Samyagdristi** (one with unwavering right faith) human is the owner of the **utkrusht sthitibandh** of the **Tirthankara** nature.
Here's the explanation:
The owner of the **utkrusht sthitibandh** of the **Tirthankara** nature is a human. This is because, although the **Tirthankara** nature's bondage occurs from the fourth to the eighth **gunasthan** (spiritual state), the **utkrusht sthiti** (highest state) is bound only by **utkrusht sanklesh** (highest affliction). This **utkrusht sanklesh** belongs to the **Avirat Samyagdristi** human who, before attaining **Samyaktva** (right conduct), binds the **narakayu** (hellish body) in the **mithyatva** (false belief) **gunasthan**. Later, they attain **kshayopashmik Samyaktva** (complete liberation) and bind the **Tirthankara** nature. When the time comes for this human to go to hell, they vomit **Samyaktva** and embrace **mithyatva**. Before this moment of abandoning **Samyaktva** and embracing **mithyatva**, the **Avirat Samyagdristi** human experiences the **utkrusht sthitibandh** of the **Tirthankara** nature.
In **devagati** (heavenly realm) and **narakagati** (hellish realm), the **Tirthankara** nature's bondage occurs, but the **Tirthankara** nature's binder does not deviate from the fourth **gunasthan** towards **mithyatva**. Without this deviation, **utkrusht sanklesh** cannot be the cause of the **utkrusht sthitibandh** of the **Tirthankara** nature. Therefore, the **utkrusht sthitibandh** of the **Tirthankara** nature...