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## The Fifth Karma Group: Antaray Karma
The portion of Antaray Karma received is divided into five parts, and these five parts are distributed to its five resultant natures: Dana, Antaray, etc. This is because Antaray Karma is a traitor to the country and, being permanently bound, its five natures, Dana, Antaray, etc., are always bound.
After explaining the division of the substance received in the resultant natures of the Dharmic Karmas, we now clarify the division of the portion received by the Vedaniya, Ayu, Nama, and Gotra Karmas.
Vedaniya Karma has two resultant natures, but only one of them is bound at a time. Therefore, the substance received by Vedaniya Karma goes to the one nature that is bound at that time. Similarly, one should understand that only one resultant nature of Ayu Karma is bound at a time, and the portion received by Ayu Karma goes to the one nature that is bound at that time.
The original portion received by Nama Karma is divided among its binding resultant natures. That is, the portion is distributed among the following: Gati, Jati, Sarira, Upanga, Bandhana, Sanghata, Sanhanana, Sansthana Anupurvi, Varna Chatushk, Aguru Laghu, Paraghata, Udyota, Upghata, Uchchvasa, Nirmana, Tirthankara, Atap, Vihayogati, and Sadshak or Stavardashak.
The portion received by the Mohaniya Karma is further divided into two parts: half goes to the Kshaya Mohaniya and half goes to the Nokpaya Mohaniya. The portion received by the Kshaya Mohaniya is further divided into four parts, and these four parts are given to Sanjwalana Krodha, Mana, Maya, and Lobha. The Nokshaya Mohaniya has five parts, which are given to one of the three Vedas, one of the pairs of Hasya-Rani and Shoka-Arati, Praya, and Jugupsa. This is because all five Nokshaya Karmas are bound at the same time.