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## The Sixfold Classification of Karma - Chapter 5, Section 5, Verse 109
**Verse 108:** The karma that is **darshanamohaniya** (obscuring knowledge) is of two types: **bandhaki** (binding) and **abandhaki** (non-binding).
**Verse 109:** However, **satkarma** (good karma) is of three types: **samyaktv** (right faith), **mithyatv** (wrong faith), and **samyagmithyatv** (mixed faith).
**Verse 110:** The karma that is **charitramohaniya** (obscuring conduct) is of two types: **kashayavedaniya** (passion-producing) and **nokpraayavedaniya** (non-passion-producing).
**Verse 111:** The **kashayavedaniya** karma is of sixteen types: **anantaanubandhi** (infinitely binding) **krodha** (anger), **mana** (pride), **maya** (deceit), and **lobha** (greed); **apratyakhyanavaraneya** (unconcealed) **krodha**, **mana**, **maya**, and **lobha**; **pratyakhyanavaraneya** (concealed) **krodha**, **mana**, **maya**, and **lobha**; **krodhasanjalan** (anger-inflamed), **manasajanlan** (pride-inflamed), **mayasanjalan** (deceit-inflamed), and **lobhasanjalan** (greed-inflamed).
**Verse 112:** The **nokpraayavedaniya** karma is of nine types: **strived** (attraction to women), **purushaved** (attraction to men), **napusankaved** (attraction to eunuchs), **hasya** (laughter), **rati** (pleasure), **arati** (displeasure), **shoka** (sorrow), **bhaya** (fear), and **durgupchha** (disgust).
**Verse 113:** These are the natures of **nokpraayavedaniya** karma.
**Verse 114:** What are the natures of **ayukarma** (life-span karma)?
**Verse 115:** There are four natures of **ayukarma**: **narakayu** (hellish life-span), **tirikchayu** (animal life-span), **manushyayu** (human life-span), and **devayu** (divine life-span). These are its natures.
**Verse 116:** What are the natures of **namakarma** (name-karma)?
**Verse 117:** There are forty-one **pindaprayadi** (atomic) natures of **namakarma**: **gatinam** (movement), **jatinam** (birth), **sariranam** (body), **sarirbandhananam** (body-binding), **sarirsanghatanam** (body-aggregation), **sarirsanthananam** (body-formation), **sarirangovanganama** (body-limbs), **sarirsanhanannam** (body-composition), **varnanam** (color), **gandhanam** (smell), **rasanam** (taste), **sparshanam** (touch), **anupurvinam** (sequence), **agurulaghuanam** (heavy-light), **upghatanam** (internal injury), **parghatanam** (external injury), **uchchhasannam** (exhalation), **...**