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[134] [From the Prajñāpanā [955 Pr.] Bhagavan! How many types of touch-result are said to be? [955 U.] Gautama! (Touch-result) is said to be of eight types. It is as follows: (2) Harsh (hard) touch-result. (2) Mad-touch-result (3) Guru-touch-result. (4) Laghu-touch-result, (5) Ushna-touch-result, (6) Shita-touch-result, (7) Snigdha-touch-result and (8) Rūksha-touch-result. 656. Pragyasya-laya-result, O Bhagavan! How many types are there? Gotama! It is said to be of one type. [956 Pr.] Bhagavan! How many types of Aguru-laghu-result are said to be? [956 U.] Gautama! (Aguru-laghu-result) is said to be of one type only. / 957. Saha-result, O Bhagavan! How many types are there? Gotama! It is said to be of two types. / Such as - Surabhi-saha-result and Durabhi-saha-result. / This is the description of Ajiva-result. // The thirteenth result-chapter of the Bhagavan's teachings is complete. // [957 Pr.] Bhagavan! How many types of sound-result are said to be? [657 U.] Gautama! (Sound-result) is said to be of two types. It is as follows: Surabhi (auspicious-pleasant) sound-result and Durabhi (inauspicious-unpleasant) sound-result. / This is the description of Ajiva-result! Explanation - Ajiva-result and its divisions - The description of Ajiva-result and its divisions has been presented in the first eleven sutras (from sutra 647 to 957), out of which the first sutra (947) describes the ten divisions of Ajiva-result and the remaining ten sutras describe the divisions of each of those ten divisions in order. Explanation of Bandhana-result - The mutual binding (joining) of two or more pudgalas, becoming close, becoming one-result or becoming a lump is called bandhana or bandha. / It has two types - Snigdha-bandhana-result and Rūksha-bandhana-result. / The binding-result of Snigdha pudgala is Snigdha-bandhana-result and the binding-result of Rūksha pudgala is Rūksha-bandhana-result. Rules of Bandhana-result - How and by what rule does the binding-result of Snigdha and Rūksha take place? The scholars explain this through two verses - If there is mutual samasnigdhata (equal snigdhata) and samgunasnigdhata (equal quality snigdhata) in the pudgalas, then their bandha (binding) will not take place. Similarly, if there is mutual samarūkshata (equal rūkshata) and samganarūkshata (equal quality rūkshata) in the pudgalas, then their bandha will not take place. The meaning is that the samgunasnigdha paramanu etc. do not have a relationship (bandha) with the samgunasnigdha paramanu etc.; similarly, the samgunarūksha paramanu etc. do not have a bandha with the samgunarūksha paramanu etc.; but if there is a difference in the amount of snigdhata and rūkshata, then the bandha of the skandhas takes place. That is, if the snigdha skandha is with the snigdha and the rūksha skandha is with the rūksha skandha, then the bandha takes place.