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## The Fifth Karma Granth
The term "Chajah Vivaaga" indicates that karmas have four types of vipaka states. This means that there are sixteen states of karma-natures, which Jinendra Dev conquered and attained the state of Jin. These are:
(1) Dhruva Bandhini, (2) Adhruva Bandhini, (3) Dhruvodaya, (4) Adhruvodaya, (5) Dhruva Sattak, (6) Adhruva Sattak, (7) Ghatini, (8) Adhatini, (9) Puny, (10) Pap, (11) Paravartmana, (12) Aparavartmana, (13) Kshetra Vipaki, (14) Jeeva Vidhaka, (15) Bhav Vipaki, (16) Pudgal Vipaki.
For these to have the state of udya and satta, it is necessary for them to be bound with the jeeva. As long as the jeeva is in the world, the connection of yoga and kshaya parinati remains, and thus karma-bandh occurs. Through yoga, karma-varganas are absorbed, and the nature of covering the atma-gunas is instilled in those karma-pudgalas. Through kshaya, the time limit for the karma to remain connected with the atma and the three aspects of phala-udaya, such as manda, are created. Thus, there are four types of karma-bandh: (1) Prakriti Bandh, (2) Sthiti Bandh, (3) Anubhag Bandh, (4) Pradesh Bandh.
The jeeva is the owner of these four types of vaidha bhedas. The jeeva creates the four aspects of prakriti, sthiti, etc., in the karma-varganas through its parinamas. Therefore, just as there are four types of karma-bandh, such as prakriti, sthiti bandh, etc., there are also owners of these, i.e., which jeeva is the owner of which prakriti, sthiti, anubhag, and pradesh bandh.
Thus, through the verses from "Namiy Jinam" to "Sami," it is clearly explained with reverence to the karma-vijeta Jinendra Dev.