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## The Sixfold Scripture (Chhakhandagam)
There are two types of **bondage** (**Bhaavbandh**): **Aagam Bhaavbandh** and **Noaagam Bhaavbandh**.
**Aagam Bhaavbandh** refers to the appropriate emotions that arise from the nine types of **Aagam** (scriptural knowledge) like **Vaachana** (recitation), **Pricchana** (questioning), etc., as described in the **Bandh Shastra** (science of bondage).
**Noaagam Bhaavbandh** is of two types: **Jeev Bhaavbandh** and **Ajeev Bhaavbandh**.
**Jeev Bhaavbandh** (bondage of the soul) is further divided into three types: **Vipaakaj Jeev Bhaavbandh**, **Avipaakaj Jeev Bhaavbandh**, and **Tadu-bhayaroop Jeev Bhaavbandh**.
**Vipaakaj Jeev Bhaavbandh** refers to the emotions that arise from the fruition of **karma** (actions) like **Dev Bhaav** (divine state), **Manushya Bhaav** (human state), **Tiryag Bhaav** (animal state), **Naarak Bhaav** (hellish state), **Stree Ved Bhaav** (female consciousness), **Purush Ved Bhaav** (male consciousness), **Krodh Bhaav** (anger), etc.
**Avipaakaj Jeev Bhaavbandh** (non-fructified bondage of the soul) is of two types: **Aupashmik** and **Kshayik**.
**Aupashmik** refers to the subdued emotions like **Upshant Krodh** (subdued anger), **Upshant Maan** (subdued pride), etc.
**Kshayik** refers to the weakened emotions like **Ksheen Moh** (weakened attachment), **Ksheen Maan** (weakened pride), etc.
**Tadu-bhayaroop Jeev Bhaavbandh** refers to the emotions that are both **Kshaya** (weakened) and **Aupashmik** (subdued) like **Ekeindriya Labdhi** (attainment of one sense organ).
**Ajeev Bhaavbandh** (bondage of non-soul) is also of three types: **Vipaakaj**, **Avipaakaj**, and **Tadu-bhayaroop**, based on the same principles as **Jeev Bhaavbandh**.
**Vipaakaj Ajeev Bhaavbandh** refers to the colors and other characteristics that arise in the body due to the fruition of **karma** related to **Pudgal** (matter).
**Avipaakaj Ajeev Bhaavbandh** refers to the inherent colors and other characteristics present in the various **Skandhas** (aggregates) of **Pudgal**.
**Tadu-bhayaroop Ajeev Bhaavbandh** refers to the combination of both **Vipaakaj** and **Avipaakaj** characteristics.
Out of the above mentioned types of **bondage**, this text focuses on **Noaagam Dravya Bandh** (bondage of non-soul matter) and its relation to **Karma** and **NoKarma** (non-karma).
**2. Bandhak** (binder) refers to the soul that binds **Karma**. The detailed description of **Bandhak Jeev** (binder souls) is provided in the second chapter of **Aagam Bhootbaline Khudda Bandh** (scriptural text), which should be understood as part of this **Anuyogdvaar** (chapter).
**3. Bandhaniya** (bindable) refers to the **Pudgalik Karma** (material karma) and **NoKarma Skandh** (non-karma aggregates) that are separate from the soul but capable of being bound. These bound **Karma** and **NoKarma** in the form of **Pudgal Skandh** (material aggregates) become **Vedanyogya** (capable of being experienced) based on **Dravya** (substance), **Kshetra** (field), **Kaal** (time), and **Bhaav** (emotion).
Not all **Pudgal Skandh** are **Vedanyogya**. Only those **Pudgal Vargana** (categories of matter) that are **Grahan Prayogya** (capable of being grasped) become **Vedanyogya** when they are attracted by the soul through **Yog** (union), transformed into **Karma** and **NoKarma**, and bound to the soul.
**Aagam Bhootbaline** provides a detailed description of **Bandhaniya** through various **Anuyogdvaar** (chapters) and their sub-sections. Readers can experience this by studying the original text. This text provides some specific information related to **Vargana** (categories).