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## Chapter 100
The five **jati** (castes) from **ekendriya** (one-sense) to **panchendriya** (five-sense), and the four **gati** (paths) from **devagati** (heavenly path) to **narakagati** (hellish path), are called **adhruvabandhini** (non-fixed) because only one **jati** and one **gati** are bound at a time. Similarly, **gubha** (good) or **ashubha** (bad) **vihayogati** (path of liberation) and the four **anupurvi** (consequences) from **devanupurvi** (heavenly consequence) are also **adhruvabandhini** because only one of them is bound at a time.
The thirty-three **prakriti** (natures) from **oudarik** (generous) to **anupurvi** (consequence) are **adhruvabandhini** because they are bound with their respective **pratipakshini** (opposite) and **virodhini** (contradictory) **prakriti**.
The **tirthankara** (liberated soul) **namakarma** (karma) is bound relative to **samyaktv** (right faith), but it is not necessary that it is bound when **samyaktv** is present. It is bound for some and not for others even when **samyaktv** is present. Therefore, it is **adhruvabandhini**.
The **namakarma** of **uccvas** (exhalation) is bound when **paryaptak** (sufficient) and **prayogya** (applicable) **prakriti** are bound, but not when **aparyaptak** (insufficient) and **prayogya** **prakriti** are bound. The **namakarma** of **udyot** (illumination) is bound for some and not for others when **tiryanch** (animal) and **prayogya** **prakriti** are bound. Therefore, **uccvas** and **udyot** **namakarma** are **adhruvabandhini**.
The **namakarma** of **atap** (heat) is bound for some and not for others when **prithvikaayik** (earthly) and **prayogya** **prakriti** are bound. Therefore, it is **adhruvabandhini**. The **namakarma** of **paraghat** (destruction) is bound for some when **paryaptak** and **prayogya** **prakriti** are bound, but it is not bound for anyone when **aparyaptak** and **prayogya** **prakriti** are bound. Therefore, it is **adhruvabandhini**.