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English Translation (preserving Jain terms):
Panchastikaya Prabhrita
353. Being devoid of any external conditioning, the pure soul, endowed with the qualities of untainted knowledge and bliss, undergoes a transformation and assumes a favorable or unfavorable state, departing from its own self-awareness. This is how the bondage occurs - the soul, through its state of attachment, becomes the agent of bondage. What is the instrumental cause? It is the manifold karmic matter - the various karmic aggregates in the form of material particles.
Here, the transformation into favorable or unfavorable states, contrary to the pure nature of the soul, is the bondage of state (bhava-bandha). Due to this, there is an association of karmic matter with the impure, attached soul, just as the impurity binds to those anointed with oil, and this is the bondage of substance (dravya-bandha). This is the purport of the sutra.
148. This explains the external and internal causes of bondage. The instrumental cause of yoga (activity) is yoga arising from mind, speech, and body. The causal factor of bondage is the state (bhava) endowed with attachment, aversion, and delusion.