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## The Fifth Karma Text
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The reason is that the Ātap nature is auspicious, and the inferior section of auspicious natures is bound by the most subtle results. Therefore, at the time of the binding of the natures suitable for the one-sensed gods, the inferior section of the Ātap nature is bound. If the results suitable for binding the inferior section of the Ātap nature are those of humans and animals, then they bind only the natures suitable for hell, and the gods of the Naraka and Sanatkumara kalpas do not bind this nature from birth. Therefore, it is said that the gods up to the Ishana heaven are bound by it.
The owners of the six sections of binding of the Ārāshis, namely Lātavedaniya, Sthira, Shubha, Yashas-koti, and their opposites Asātavedaniya, Asthira, Abha, and Ayashi, are Sambādha-shti or Mithyādṛishti. For these binders, it should be understood that they have the middle results of Parāvartanam. This is explained below.
The Pramatta Muni binds the inferior state of Asātavedaniya, which is equal to the Koti-Koti-Sāgara, until the end of the moment, and after the end of the moment, he binds Sātavedaniya, and again binds Asātavedaniya. Similarly, the Deshavirata, Avirata Samyagdṛishti, Samyag-Mithyādṛishti, Sāsādan Samyagdṛishti, and Mithyaiṣṭi beings bind Asāta after Sāta, and Sātavedaniya after Asāta. Among these, the Mithyādṛishti being binds Asāta after Sāta, and Sāta after Asāta, until the state of Sātavedaniya is equal to fifteen Koti-Koti-Sāgaras. After that, if there are more subtle results, he binds only Asāta until his superior state is equal to thirty Koti-Koti-Sāgaras. From the Pramatta Samvat onwards, in the Gunasthānas of Apramāna, Nayata, etc., the being binds only Sātavedaniya.