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## The Fifth Karma Granth
### 37
**Word Meanings:**
* **Michch:** Mithyatva (false belief)
* **Ajaychau:** Avirat Samyak Darshan (uninterrupted right faith) and the other four Gunasthanas (stages of spiritual progress)
* **Aam:** Aayu Karma (life-span karma)
* **Vitigunavinnu:** Without the second and third Gunasthanas
* **Mohi:** Mohaniya Karma (attachment karma)
* **Satt:** Seven Gunasthanas
* **Milaai:** Mithyatva (false belief) and other (five)
* **Chhe:** Six (original) natures
* **Sataras:** Seventeen (natures)
* **Sahmi:** Sukshma Samparaya Gunasthana (the tenth Gunasthana)
* **Amma:** Avirat Sammasthrit (uninterrupted right conduct)
* **Sa-Gaviriti:** With Deshavirati (freedom from attachment to place)
* **Ritikasay:** The second and third Kashayas (passions)
**Verse Meaning:**
Those with Mithyatva (false belief) and the four Gunasthanas of Avirat (uninterrupted) and others, perform the highest level of binding of Aayu Karma (life-span karma). Those with Mithyatva (false belief) and the other six Gunasthanas, excluding the second and third, perform the highest level of binding of Mohaniya Karma (attachment karma). The highest level of binding of the remaining six Karmas (actions) and their seventeen natures is performed by those residing in the tenth Gunasthana, called Sukshma Samparaya Gunasthana. The highest level of binding of the second Kashaya (passion) is performed by those with Avirat Samyak Darshan (uninterrupted right faith), and the highest level of binding of the third Kashaya (passion) is performed by those with Deshavirati (freedom from attachment to place).
**Special Meaning:**
This verse explains the performers of the highest level of binding of the original nine natures. First, it explains the highest level of binding of Aayu Karma (life-span karma) among the original Karmas (actions), saying: "Michch Ajaychau Aau" - those with Mithyatva (false belief) and the four Gunasthanas of Avirat (uninterrupted) - the fourth Gunasthana of Avirat Samyak Darshan (uninterrupted right faith), the fifth Gunasthana of Deshavirati (freedom from attachment to place), the sixth Gunasthana of Prammatavirati (freedom from attachment to delusion), and the seventh Gunasthana of Aprammatavirati (freedom from attachment to non-delusion). The reason for not explaining the highest level of binding of Aayu Karma (life-span karma) in the remaining Gunasthanas is that Aayu Karma (life-span karma) is not bound in the third and eighth Gunasthanas, etc. Although Aayu Karma (life-span karma) is bound in the second Gunasthana, the highest level of binding...