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## [Diverse Topics Explained]
**Knowing the Attraction of Ayubandha in All Dandakas Up to Vaimanika Kalpa**
**Explanation:** Generally, the meaning of attraction is the reception of karma pudgalas. But here, the opportunities for binding the age of the upcoming birth of a living being are called attraction times. This attraction depends on the intensity and slowness of the living being's efforts. If the efforts are intense, the living being receives the age divisions in one go. If the efforts are slow, then the age is bound by two attractions, if slower, then by three, and if the efforts are slowest, then the age is bound by four, five, six, seven, or eight attractions. There are never more attractions than this.
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**617 - "How many types of Sanhanan are there, O Bhagavan?"**
**"Gautama! There are six types of Sanhanan, as follows: 1. Vajrarṣabhanāracasanhanan, 2. Ṛṣabhanāracasanhanan, 3. Nāracasanhanan, 4. Ardha-nāracasanhanan, 5. Kīlikāsanhanan, and 6. Sevārtasanhanan."**
**Explanation:** The specific binding of bones within the body is called Sanhanan. Its six types are mentioned in the presented sutra. Vajra means nail, Ṛṣabha means strap, and the bone on both sides of the body is called Nāraca. The body whose two lateral bones are bound by a strap and have a nail in the middle is called Vajrarṣabhanāracasanhanan. The body whose bones do not have a nail but whose two lateral bones are bound by a strap is called Ṛṣabhanāracasanhanan. The body whose bones do not have a strap is called Nāracasanhanan. The body whose bones are only bound by Mṛga on one side and not on the other is called Ardha-nāracasanhanan. The body whose bones only have a nail is called Kīlikāsanhanan. The body whose bones are joined together and covered with skin is called Sevārtasanhanan. Devas and Naraki beings do not have bones in their bodies, therefore, their Sanhanan is said to be absent. Humans and Tiryanch Panchendriya beings have all six Sanhanans. The Sanhanans of the remaining Tiryanch beings, starting with Ekendriya, are described in the following sutra.
**618 - "O Bhagavan! Which Sanhanan are Narakas said to have?"**
**"Gautama! Narakas do not have any of the six Sanhanans. They are Asanhanani because they do not have bones, veins (arteries), or nerves (intestines). The pudgalas that are there are anista, akānta, apriya, anādeya, asubha, amanojña, amanāma, and amanobhirāma, and from these, the body of Narakas is formed without Sanhanan."**