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## The Fifth Karma Granth
The four Kashayas (anger, pride, deceit, greed) of the Sanjwalan Granth, the nine Avaranas (five Jnana Avaranas, four Darshan Avaranas), and the five Antarayas, all have four types of Ajghanya Bandha. The remaining three Bandhas have two options: Sadi and Adhruva. Similarly, the remaining four Bandhas of the other Prakritis also have two options: Sadi and Adhruva.
**Special Note:** This verse explains the Sadi and Adhruva types of the excellent Adi Bandhas of the Uttar Prakritis. Just as the options for the Ajghanya Bandha of the Mula Prakritis were discussed first, the options for the Ajghanya Bandha of the Uttar Prakritis are being discussed here.
Out of the 120 Prakritis, only those with Ajghanya Bandha are significant. Their names are as follows: Sanjwalan Krodha, Mana, Maya, Lobha, Mati Jnana Avarana, Shruta Jnana Avarana, Avadhi Jnana Avarana, Manaparyaya Jnana Avarana, Kevala Jnana Avarana, Chakshu Darshan Avarana, Achakshu Darshan Avarana, Avadhi Darshan Avarana, Kevala Darshan Avarana, and Dan, Lobha, Bhog, Upayog, Veerya Antaraya. These eighteen Prakritis begin their Ajghanya state with the one who falls from the Upshama Shreni.
These eighteen Prakritis have four options for their Ajghanya Bandha: Sadi, Anadi, Dhruva, and Adhruva. These should be understood in the same way as the Ajghanya Bandha of the Mula Karmas. When these eighteen Prakritis, after having their Bandha-vichched in the Upshama Shreni, fall from there and again create their Ajghanya Bandha, that Bandha is Sadi. Before ascending to the Upshama Shreni, that Bandha is Anadi. In relation to the Abhavy, that same Bandha is Dhruva, and in relation to the Bhavy, it is Adhruva. Therefore, the Ajghanya...