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## Chapter 226
Therefore, the power of karmic particles to bear fruit is called **rasabandh** or **anubhag bandh**. This will now be explained with an example: Just as dry grass is tasteless, but when it reaches the stomachs of a camel, buffalo, cow, and goat, it transforms into milk, and different levels of richness are seen in its taste. That is, by eating the same dry grass, the camel gives very thick milk, and it also has a lot of creaminess. Buffalo milk has less thickness and creaminess than that. Cow's milk has even less thickness and creaminess, and goat's milk has less thickness and creaminess than cow's milk. Just as the same grass transforms into different forms of milk in the stomachs of different animals, similarly, the same type of karmic atoms, due to the different karmic results of different beings, become different in taste. They bear fruit in due time.
Just as camel's milk has more strength and goat's milk has less, similarly, both auspicious and inauspicious natures have both intense and mild **anubhag bandh**. That is, there are two types of **anubhag bandh**: **intense anubhag bandh** and **mild anubhag bandh**. Both these types of **anubhag bandh** occur in auspicious natures as well as in inauspicious natures. Therefore, the author has begun the description of **anubhag bandh** by explaining the causes of intense and mild **anubhag bandh** in auspicious and inauspicious natures.
It has been said that intense **anubhag bandh** occurs in inauspicious natures due to **samklesha** results, and auspicious natures due to pure emotions.