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## Translation:
**Bonding through the Yoga of Bonding**
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**The bondage of the non-living**
**19.** This sutra means that the bondage of the non-living, which is caused by the yoga of bonding, is the bondage of the non-living that is caused by both the karma and the non-karma. This includes the Kshayopashmik Drishtivad, Kshayopashmik Gani, Kshayopashmik Vachan, Kshayopashmik Dashapurva, and Kshayopashmik Chaturdashapurvadhar, as well as all other Kshayopashmik emotions.
**20.** The bondage of the non-living is of three types: Vipakapratyayik Ajiva Bhava Bandha, Avipakapratyayik Ajiva Bhava Bandha, and Tadubhayapratyayik Ajiva Bhava Bandha.
**20.** The non-living emotions that arise due to Mithyatva, Aviriti, and other causes, or due to the efforts of the individual, are called Vipakapratyayik Ajiva Bhava Bandha. The non-living emotions that arise without the aforementioned causes are called Avipakapratyayik Ajiva Bhava Bandha. And the non-living emotions that arise due to both these causes are called Tadubhayapratyayik Ajiva Bhava Bandha.
**21.** The Vipakapratyayik Ajiva Bhava Bandha is characterized by the following: PraYogaparinat Varna, PraYogaparinat Shabda, PraYogaparinat Gandha, PraYogaparinat Rasa, PraYogaparinat Sparsa, PraYogaparinat Gati, PraYogaparinat Avagahana, PraYogaparinat Sansthana, PraYogaparinat Skandha, PraYogaparinat Skandhadesa, and PraYogaparinat Skandhapradesa. All these, and other emotions that are combined with PraYogaparinat, are called Vipakapratyayik Ajiva Bhava Bandha.
**21.** The sutra means that the Vipakapratyayik Ajiva Bhava Bandha is the result of the emergence of the specific karma called Varna, which manifests as the Varna, Shabda, and other forms of Pudgala Parinam in the Audarik Skandha of the body. It also includes the Pudgala Parinam that arises from the use of turmeric and other substances, which manifests as the different shades of Varna.
**22.** The Avipakapratyayik Ajiva Bhava Bandha is characterized by the following: Vissasa Parinat Varna, Vissasa Parinat Shabda, Vissasa Parinat Gandha, Vissasa Parinat Rasa, Vissasa Parinat Sparsa, Vissasa Parinat Gati, Vissasa Parinat Avagahana, Vissasa Parinat Sansthana, Vissasa Parinat Skandha, Vissasa Parinat Skandhadesa, and Vissasa Parinat Skandhapradesa. All these, and other emotions that are combined with Vissasa Parinat, are called Avipakapratyayik Ajiva Bhava Bandha.