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Those achieved by the dedicated ones. 31. The bond is due to the smoothness and roughness. 32. Not of the lower qualities. 33. In the sameness of qualities among the similar. 34. Among qualities that are greater, lesser, and of origin. 35. In bondage, there are two forms: the substantial and the transformational. 36. Like the qualities of substances. 37. Some say it is time. 38. That is the infinite time. 39. Substances are devoid of qualities. 40. That state is transformation. 41. Beginningless and endless. 42. The first among forms. 43. In sentient beings with the same qualities and usage. 44.
1. There is a difference of opinion in the interpretation of this sutra. Haribhadra provides a unique interpretation. Siddhasena has indicated a differing viewpoint from Haribhadra's explanation.
2. For the difference in the process of bondage, see Vivēchana, p. 139.
3. In the commentary of the sutra, there is a connection with the transformational bondage; see Sūtras and Shlokas. The last part of the sutra has 'ca' (and). Akalanka has refuted the concept of samadhi.
4. See Vivēchana, p. 144, Tika 1.
5. The last three sutras refute the opinion in the commentary of Sūtras and Shlokas. See p. 146-147. In Tika, there is nothing before this. For further elaboration, see the Rajavartika. This is a dual-category sutra.