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## The Fifth Karma Granth
The five types of Jnanavaraniya karma, including the seven Vedaniya, Yash, Kiti, Uchchgotra, and Matijnana Avarana, the four types of Darshanavaraniya karma, including Chakshudarshana Avarana, and the five types of Antaraya karma, including Dana Antaraya, totaling seventeen types, have their lowest state of binding in the tenth Gunasthan, called Sukshmasampraya, which is the destroyer of the subtle coverings. This is because, except for the seven Vedaniya, the remaining sixteen types bind up to this Gunasthan, and therefore, the beings who bind these karmas are particularly pure in this Gunasthan. Although the binding of the seven Vedaniya continues until the thirteenth Gunasthan, their lowest state of binding occurs only up to the tenth Gunasthan, because the cause of binding is Kshaya. The arising of the Sanjwalan Lobha Kshaya occurs up to the tenth Gunasthan, Sukshmasampraya, which is why the lowest state of binding of the seven Vedaniya is also mentioned in the tenth Gunasthan.
The lowest state of binding of the four types of Ayukarma is experienced by both Asangi and Sanghi beings. Among them, the lowest state of binding of Devayuk and Narakayuk is experienced by Panchendriya Tiryanch and Manushya, while the lowest state of binding of Manushyayuk and Tirthchayuk is experienced by Ekendriya beings and others.
In this way, after reducing the 35 types of karma included in Aharakdvik and other Ayuchatusk from the 120 types of karma that can be bound, the remaining 85 types have their lowest state of binding in the Ekendriya beings who are sufficient in the Badaar state. This is because, in the context of explaining the binding of karma, it has been indicated that the lowest state of binding of these types of karma occurs only in the Ekendriya beings who are sufficient in the Badaar state. Among the beings who bind these karmas, those who are sufficient in the Badaar state are particularly pure, and other Ekendriya beings, due to their lack of such purity, do not experience the binding of these karmas.