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[514] [Prajñāpanā Sūtra 1645] In the same way (as a being and a human who are free from Prāṇātipāta), one should state the nature of karma-bondage for a being and a human who are free from Mṛṣāvāda, up to a being and a human who are free from Māyā-mṛṣā. [1645] In the same way (as a being and a human who are free from Prāṇātipāta), one should state the nature of karma-bondage for a being and a human who are free from Mṛṣāvāda, up to a being and a human who are free from Māyā-mṛṣā. [1646] [1646 Pr] O Bhagavan! How many karma-natures does a being bind who is free from the affliction of Mithyādarśana? [U] Gautama! (He) is a binder of seven, or a binder of eight, or a binder of six, or a binder of one, or a non-binder. [1647] [1647-1 Pr] O Bhagavan! How many karma-natures does a Nairyāthika bind who is free from the affliction of Mithyādarśana? [U] Gautama! (He) is a binder of seven or a binder of eight; (this statement) should be understood up to the five-sense beings of the Tiryancha-yoni. [1647-2] (In the case of) a human, (the statement of karma-bondage) should be the same as (the statement for) a being (Sū. 1646). [1647-3] (In the case of) a Vānavyantara, Jyotiṣka, and Vaimānika, (the statement of karma-bondage) should be the same as (the statement for) a Nairyāthika (Sū. 1647-1). [1648] [1548 Pr] O Bhagavan! How many karma-natures do beings bind who are free from the affliction of Mithyādarśana? [U] Gautama! Those (previously mentioned) 27 bhangas should be stated (here). [1646] [1646-1 Pr] O Bhagavan! How many karma-natures does a Raikya bind who is free from the affliction of Mithyādarśana? [U] Gautama! All of them are either binders of seven, or binders of seven and eight, or binders of seven and eight.