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## Sixteenth Experiment Word] [227 Bandhanchhedanati-The breaking of bondage is Bandhanchhedan and the motion that results from it is Bandhanchhedanagati. This motion is of the liberated (released) body of the being, or of the being that has been ejected (thrown out) from the body. The upward motion of the castor seed from the bursting of the pod is a type of Vihayogati, not Bandhanchhedanagati, according to the commentator. Upapatgati-Upapat means emergence / It is of three types-Kshetropapat, Bhavopapat and Nobhavopapat / Kshetra means-sky, where Narakadi beings, Siddhas and Pudgalas reside. Bhava means-the Narakadi Paryaya of the being that arises from the contact of karma / The being that is subject to karma is called Mava. Apart from Bhava, the Narakatva etc. Paryayas that are not generated by karma, the Pudgalas or Siddhas that are devoid of them are Nobhava. Both of the above (Pudgalas and Siddhas) are devoid of the characteristics of the aforementioned Bhava. This type of Upapat-like motion is called Upapatgati. Vihayogati-Vihayas means motion in the sky is Vihayogati / Differentiation of the types of motion and their nature is described from 1086.
[1086 Pr.] (O Bhagavan!) What is that Prayogagati? [1086 U.] Gautama! Prayogagati is said to be of fifteen types. It is as follows-Satyamanahprayogagati (to) Yavat Karmanasharirakayaprayogagati / Just as the Prayog (fifteen types) has been said, so also this (motion) should be said (to be of fifteen types).
[1087 Pr.] O Bhagavan! How many types of Prayogagati are said to be of beings? [1087 U.] Gautama! (It) is said to be of fifteen types / It is as follows-Satyamanahprayogagati to Yavat Karmanasharira prayogagati /
[1088 Pr.] O Bhagavan! How many types of Prayogagati are said to be of Nairyikas? [1088 U.] Gautama! The Prayogagati of Nairyikas is said to be of eleven types. It is as follows-Satyamanahprayogagati etc. / Using this (from Asurakumaras to) Vaimanikas, for whatever type of motion there is, that many types of motion should be said.