Moha describes becoming attached to a story, role or expectation until it is hard to see another possibility. You may notice evidence that something has changed and still find yourself acting as though the old arrangement remains.
Every player enters the board at this position after rolling the first six. It is a shared starting rule, not a judgment about the person playing. The snake from 29, Adharma, also returns to 6.
As a reflection, Moha asks what you might be holding onto and why. Familiarity can offer comfort even when a situation no longer works. Acknowledging what an attachment gives you may be more useful than ordering yourself to let go immediately.