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It is clear from the increasing bondage of the state from the one-sense being to the non-cognizant five-sense being and from the non-cognizant five-sense being to the restrained being that with the development of the power of consciousness, the possibility of afflictions also increases. From the one-sense being to the non-cognizant five-sense being, all beings are generally of false vision, devoid of the understanding of benefit and harm, and they do not have the power to use their developed power of consciousness to prevent the consequences of afflictions. Therefore, they experience increasing bondage of the state, but due to being a cognizant five-sense being, the power of the restrained human being develops. Due to being restrained, the bondage of the state of the cognizant five-sense being is much less than that of the false vision, but it is still more than that of the non-cognizant five-sense being.
**Shatak**
1. The **Go. Karmakaad** does not describe the abundance of the bondage of the state, but it does describe the bondage of the state in the sub-categories of the one-sense being and other beings. This gives us a little knowledge of the abundance. The description of the bondage of the state in the sub-categories of the one-sense being and other beings is as follows:
**Vaasoop Baasoo Varattthidiao Subaa'a Soobaap Jahanakaalo.**
**Veevadhi Vijshnakaalo Seshaanamaev Vachaniyamdam.** || 148 ||
**Baap** - **Vaadar** subtle sufficient and **Vaasootr** - **Vaadar** subtle insufficient, both combined, are the eight categories of the karma state of this type of being. **Muba** - subtle **Vaadar** insufficient, **Subaa** - subtle **Vaadar** sufficient, the karma state of these beings is the lowest. In this way, there are eight categories of the karma state of the one-sense being. **Biibiber:** two-sense sufficient and two-sense insufficient, both have the highest karma state, and two-sense insufficient and two-sense sufficient, both have the lowest karma state. In this way, there are four categories of the state of the two-sense being. (Rest on page 115)