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[23rd Karma-pada] . 1738. The four types of life (hellish life, animal life, human life and divine life) are bound by the general (prothic) state of karma, which is called the state of being. / [1738] They (the sentient five-sensed beings) bind the same state of karma. / 1736. [1] They bind the karma of the food body and the Tirthankara name karma, at the lowest, for an antahkotakot saagaropama period, and at the highest, they bind for the same period. / [1739-1] They bind the karma of the food body and the Tirthankara name karma, at the lowest, for an antahkotakot saagaropama period, and at the highest, they bind for the same period. / [2] They bind the karma of the Purushaveda for a minimum of eight years and at the highest for ten kotakot saagaropama. Their abadhā kāla is ten hundred (one thousand) years, etc. [1736-2] They bind the karma of the Purushaveda for a minimum of eight years and at the highest for ten kotakot saagaropama. Their abadhā kāla is ten hundred (one thousand) years, etc. [3] The karma of the Yashaskoti name and the karma of the high lineage should also be known in the same way (as the Purushaveda). / [1736-3] The karma of the Yashaskoti name and the karma of the high lineage should also be known in the same way (as the Purushaveda). The special thing is that the minimum state-binding (time) of the sentient five-sensed beings is eight muhurtas. 1740. The binding time of the antarayakarma is the same as the binding time of the jnanavaraniya karma. / [1740] The binding time of the antarayakarma is the same as the binding time of the jnanavaraniya karma. 1741. The minimum binding time of the rest of the karmas, in all the places, in the sanghanana, in the santhana, in the varna, in the gandha, is antahkotakot saagaropama, and the highest state-binding time is the one that is called their general state. / [1741] The minimum binding time of the rest of the karmas, in all the places, in the sanghanana, in the santhana, in the varna, in the gandha, is antahkotakot saagaropama, and the highest state-binding time is the one that is called their general state. The special difference is that their 'abadha kāla' and abadhā kālanyun (karma niseka kāla) are not called. In the same way, the state-binding time of all the karmas, up to the antarayakarma, should be said in sequence. Discussion - Some clarifications - The minimum state-binding time of the jnanavaraniya, etc. karmas, as compared to the sentient five-sensed beings, is the time when the binding of those karma-natures is at its peak. / The binding of the nidrapanchak, asatavedaniya, mithyatva, kshaya-dwadasha, etc. happens before the destruction, therefore, their minimum and maximum binding is also antahkotakot.