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The statement of the specifics of Tattvartha Sutra has been made in the text; however, the particular aspect of karmic bondage specifically relates to the intensity of the kashayik results. The characteristics of conscious activity, unconscious activity, and power are said to be the reasons for the particularity of karmic bondage, which is also explained through the specificity of kashayik results.
In this way, the particularity of karmic bondage should also be understood through the intensity of kashayik results concerning the distinctiveness of the weapon.
Now, it states two divisions of the Adhikaran:
Adhikaran refers to the living and non-living entities.
The first type, 'Adya,' is the living aspect of Adhikaran, which sequentially differentiates into three types: samrambha, samārambha, and ārabha;
From the perspective of subtlety, it is of three kinds: kṛta, kārita, and anumata; and from the perspective of kashay, it can be categorized into four types.
Thus, in essence, the 'adhikaran' can be divided into two divisions, four divisions, two divisions, and three divisions, which correspond to nrvatain, nīkṣepa, saṁyoga, and nisarga.