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In the **Chakkhandaga** (Six-Part) **Gama** (Text), the **Bandha-Samitt-Vicho** (Bondage-Related Questions) section:
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Those Jivas (living beings) who attain the **Tīrthankara** (Liberated Soul) name and lineage are, from the time of their attainment, worthy of being worshipped, honored, revered, and saluted by the Devas (gods), Asuras (demons), and humans. They are the leaders, the creators of the **Dharma-Tīrtha** (Path of Righteousness), and the **Jina** (Conqueror) and **Kevali** (Omniscient). || 42 ||
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To illuminate one's devotion through water, sandalwood, flowers, offerings, and fruits, etc., is called **Archa** (Worship). The performance of special rituals like **Indradhvaja** (Flag of Indra), **Kalpavriksha** (Wish-Fulfilling Tree), and **Mahamaha** (Great Great) with the aforementioned substances is called **Puja** (Offering). O Bhagavan (Lord)! You are free from the eight **Karmas** (Actions) and know all the animate and inanimate beings through **Kevalajnana** (Omniscience). This kind of praise is called **Vandana** (Salutation). To fall at the feet of the **Jinendra** (Victorious) with the five **Angas** (Limbs) is called **Namaskara** (Prostration). Since the ocean of **Samsara** (Cycle of Birth and Death) is crossed by the **Ratnatraya** (Three Jewels) - **Dharma** (Righteousness), **Jnana** (Knowledge), and **Charitra** (Conduct) - it is called **Tīrtha** (Ford). The **Jina**, **Kevali**, and **Neta** (Leader) are the creators of this **Dharma-Tīrtha**. This is the meaning of the **Sutras** (Aphorisms).
According to the **Aadesa** (Command) and **Gadiyanuvade** (Commentary), in the **Niryagadi** (Hellish Realm), the **Naraki** (Hell-Beings) experience the following:
Five **Jnana Avarana** (Knowledge Obscurations), Six **Darsana Avarana** (Perception Obscurations), **Sata Vedaniya** (Pleasant Experiences), **Asata Vedaniya** (Unpleasant Experiences), Twelve **Kasaya** (Passions), **Purusha Veda** (Knowledge of the Self), **Hasy** (Laughter), **Rati** (Attachment), **Arati** (Aversion), **Shoka** (Sorrow), **Bhaya** (Fear), **Durguchha** (Disgust), **Manushya Gati** (Human Realm), **Panchendriya Jati** (Five Senses), **Audarik** (Generous), **Tejas** (Luminous), and **Karman** (Action) **Sharira** (Body), **Sama Chaturasra Sansthan** (Square-Shaped Body), **Audarik Sharira Ango-Ang** (Generous Body Parts), **Vajrarisha Sanghanan** (Diamond-Like Body), **Varn** (Color), **Gandha** (Smell), **Rasa** (Taste), **Sparsha** (Touch), **Manushya Gati Prayogana Anupurvi** (Human Realm Experiences), **Aguru** (Heavy), **Lahug** (Light), **Upghat** (Internal Injury), **Parghat** (External Injury), **Uchchvas** (Exhalation), **Prashasta Vihayoga Gati** (Pleasant Liberation), **Tras** (Fear), **Badar** (Obstruction), **Paryapta** (Sufficient), **Pratyek Sharira** (Individual Body), **Thira** (Stable), **Athira** (Unstable), **Shubha** (Auspicious), **Ashubha** (Inauspicious), **Subhaga** (Beautiful), **Susvara** (Good Voice), **Aadeya** (Worthy of Respect), **Yasha Kirti** (Fame), **Ayasha Kirti** (Infamy), **Nirmiman** (Creation), **Uchcha Gotra** (High Lineage), and Five **Antaraya** (Obstacles).
Which of these **Karmas** are **Bandhaka** (Binding) and which are **Abandhaka** (Non-Binding)? || 43 ||
From **Michchhaittthi** (False Belief) to **Asanjat Samyagdrishti** (Uncontrolled Right Belief), all are **Bandhaka**. These are **Bandhaka**, not **Abandhaka**. || 44 ||
**Nidda** (Sleep), **Nidda** (Sleep), **Payala** (Movement), **Payala** (Movement), **Thiana** (Laziness), **Giddhi** (Greed), **Ananta Anubandhi Krodha** (Endless Anger), **Mana** (Pride), **Maya** (Delusion), **Lobha** (Greed), **Stri Veda** (Knowledge of Women),