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[278] In the six-fold division of the soul's abode,
[1, 9-2, 14] There are four types of karma: *Chakshudarshanavaranīya*, *Achakshudarshanavaranīya*, *Avhidarshanavaranīya*, and *Kevaldarshanavaranīya*. These four types of karma constitute the third bondage-place. [14]
Excluding *Nidrā* (sleep) and *Prachalā* (restlessness) from the second bondage-place, these four types of karma constitute the third bondage-place. [14]
The soul bound by these four types of karma has only one state. [15]
Since the word *prākṛta* (nature) is used in the sixth and seventh cases, it could also mean that the soul bound by these seven types of karma has only one state.
This third bondage-place is of the *Sanjata* (restrained). [16]
This is because the bondage of these four types of karma is found from the second part of the seven parts of *Apūrva* (unseen) karma up to the *Sūkṣma Sāmprāyika Śuddha Sanjata* (subtle, universal, pure, restrained).
There are two types of *Vedaniya* (karmic) karma: *Sāta Vedaniya* (pleasant karmic experience) and *Asāta Vedaniya* (unpleasant karmic experience). [17]
The soul bound by these two types of karma has only one state. [18]
Since *Sāta Vedaniya* and *Asāta Vedaniya* are mutually exclusive, they cannot be bound together. They are bound due to purity and defilement respectively. Therefore, although they cannot have the same place, the one place mentioned here refers to their being in one number. This is the meaning that should be understood.
This bondage-place of *Vedaniya* karma is of the *Mithyādr̥ṣṭi* (false faith), *Sāsādanasamyaṅdr̥ṣṭi* (right faith with wrong conduct), *Samyaṅmithyādr̥ṣṭi* (wrong faith with right conduct), *Asanjatasamyaṅdr̥ṣṭi* (right faith with unrestrained conduct), *Sanjatāsanjata* (restrained and unrestrained), and *Sanjata* (restrained). [19]
When the text says "Sanjata," it should be understood as referring to the *Sayogika Kevali* (liberated with the body) and those who are restrained. This is because the possibility of this bondage-place for the *Ayogika Kevali* (liberated without the body) is not mentioned.