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## Chhakhandagam (Sixfold Division)
**(8-11)** Sadi-Anadi-Dhruva-Adhruva Prarupana - The bondage of karma which occurs once, then stops, and then occurs again is called Sadibandha. The bondage which has been occurring since the beginning of time, before the liberation of the soul, is called Anadibandha. The continuous bondage of the Abhavya (non-liberated) souls is called Dhruvabandh, and the occasional bondage of the Bhavyas (liberated souls) is called Adhruvabandh. The detailed consideration of how many of these four types of bondage occur and how many do not, based on the original and subsequent natures of karma, is discussed in the Mahabandha (Great Bondage).
**(12)** Swamitva Prarupana - This Anuyoagdwara (section of the text) elaborates on the types of bondage based on the original and subsequent natures of karma, namely, Prakritibandha (bondage of nature), Sthitibandha (bondage of state), Anubhagabandh (bondage of experience), and Pradeshbandha (bondage of region), and the types of souls who create these bondages, categorized as Utkrishta (excellent), Anutkrishta (inferior), Jaghanya (lowest), and Ajaganya (non-lowest).
**(13)** Kalaprarupana (Time-based Description) - This Anuyoagdwara examines the duration of the bondage of a particular karma, its state, experience, and region, categorized as Utkrishta, Anutkrishta, Jaghanya, and Ajaganya, in relation to the Gunasthan (spiritual state) and Marganasthan (path of liberation) of the soul. For example, the lowest time duration for the excellent state bondage of the Mohaniya karma (karma of delusion) is one moment, and the highest time duration for the excellent bondage is Antarmuhurt (a very short period of time). The lowest time duration for the inferior bondage is Antarmuhurt, and the highest time duration is an infinite period of time, equivalent to an immeasurable number of changes in the Pudgal (matter). The lowest time duration for the lowest state bondage is one moment, and the highest time duration is also one moment. The Ajaganya bondage has an infinite and eternal time duration.
**(14)** Antarprrarupana (Interval Description) - This Anuyoagdwara examines the interval between the bondage of a particular karma and its subsequent occurrence. For example, the lowest interval for the excellent state bondage of the Mohaniya karma is Antarmuhurt, and the highest interval is an infinite period of time, equivalent to an immeasurable number of changes in the Pudgal. The interval for the lowest state bondage of the Mohaniya karma is not possible because the lowest state bondage occurs in the ninth Gunasthan of the soul, which is the state of the Kshapaka Shreni (those who are about to be liberated), and it is not possible for them to return to that state. The lowest interval for the Ajaganya bondage is one moment, and the highest interval is Antarmuhurt. In this way, the interval for all four types of bondage for all original and subsequent natures of karma is described in detail, based on the Ogh (stream of karma) and Aadesh (command).
**(15)** Sannikarshaprrarupana (Proximity Description) - This Anuyoagdwara examines the other types of karma that a soul who is bound by a particular karma is also bound by, and the types of karma that they are not bound by. This is done for each type of bondage, including Prakritibandha, Sthitibandha, Anubhagabandh, and Pradeshbandha. For example, the Sthitibandha Sannikarshaprrarupana examines the other types of karma that a soul who is bound by the excellent state bondage of a particular karma is also bound by.