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## The Five Karma Granthas:
(5) Dhruva Sattak, (6) Adhruva Sattak, (7) Dhatini, (8) Aghatini, (9) Puny, (10) Pap, (11) Paravartamana, (12) Aparavartamana, (13) Kshetravipaki, (14) Jeevavipaki, (15) Bhavavipaki, (16) Pudgalavipaki, (17) Prakrutibandh, (18) Sthitibandh, (19) Anubhagbandh, (20) Pradeshbandh, (21) Prakrutibandh Swami, (22) Sthitibandh Swami, (23) Anubhagbandh Swami, (24) Pradeshbandh Swami, (25) Upsham Shreni, (26) Kshapak Shreni.
The definitions of the six topics mentioned in the gatha are as follows:
(1) **Dhruva Bandhini Prakruti:** The karma prakruti that is bound inevitably due to its cause is called Dhruva Bandhini Prakruti. Such a prakruti binds every being at all times until its binding is severed.
(2) **Adhruva Bandhini Prakruti:** The prakruti that binds and also does not bind due to the causes of its binding is called Adhruva Bandhini Prakruti. Such a prakruti binds and also does not bind until its binding is severed.
**A similar instruction from the Karma Grantha is found in the Panchamangrah as follows:**
"Dhruvodaya sambandhayi pariyattamana asubhao.
Pachvi savishkha pagai va vivaago chaha." (3.14)
This gatha indicates the five opposites of Dhruva Bandhi, Dhruvodaya, Sarvaghati, Paravartamana, and Mor Ashum, as well as the four types of vipaks.
In total, there are fourteen names.
**From the Panchasangrah (3.35):**
"Niyaheusanbhavevi hu bhayanikho jaan hoi paythiinam.
Bacho ta adhuwao dhoosha abhanibandhaao."
This indicates that the Adhruva Bandhini Prakruti is difficult to understand.