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## Fifth Karma Bandha: 41
**Word Meanings:**
* **Sumuni:** A non-negligent ascetic (muni)
* **Chumni:** Two natures (Aharakatik)
* **Asali Asangni:** A non-conscious being
* **Niryatig:** Hell-bound
* **Suraddevayu:** Deva-ayu (divine beings)
* **Suraviuvudurig:** Deva-dvik and Vaikriya-dvik (divine beings)
* **Sammosampasti:** The name-karma of a Jina (Tirthankara)
* **Jahannm:** Inferior
* **Suhamnigoy:** Subtle Nimodaya beings
* **Aikhni:** At the time of birth
* **Sesa:** Remaining natures
**Verse Meaning:**
Non-negligent munis bind the inferior regions of the Aharakatik. Non-conscious beings bind the inferior regions of the Narakatik and Deva-ayu, while those with right vision bind the inferior regions of the Deva-dvik, Vaikriya-dvik, and Tirthankara natures. Except for these, the subtle Nimodaya beings bind the inferior regions of the remaining natures at the time of birth.
**Special Meaning:**
This verse explains the owners of the inferior regions. It mentions the owners of eleven natures by name, and states that the subtle Nimodaya beings are the owners of the inferior regions of the remaining 101 natures. This will be explained further below.
'Sumuni Dunni' means that the seventh guna-sthana muni binds the inferior regions of the Aharakatik. This should be understood in a general sense, but specifically, when a non-negligent ascetic (muni) with paravartaman yoga binds eight karmas and binds the 31-nature bandha-sthana of name-karma, and the yoga is also inferior, then they bind the inferior regions of the Aharakatik. Although the Aharakatik are also included in the 30-nature bandha-sthana, because there is one more nature in the 31-nature bandha-sthana, they receive less substance during the division.