Disclaimer: This translation does not guarantee complete accuracy, please confirm with the original page text.
Kasaya Pahuda Sutta
[The three-fold division of the nature of bondage (bandha) into the lowest (jaghanya) and the non-lowest (ajaghanya) is discussed in the Anuyogadvara named Jaghanyavibhakti and Ajaghanyavibhakti.]
1. Sadi-Anadi, Dhruva-Adhruva Bandha Prarūpanā - The bondage that occurs once and then stops, and then occurs again is called Sadibandha. And the bondage that has been occurring continuously from beginningless time is called Anādibandha. The bondage that occurs continuously for the non-attained (abhavya) is called Dhruvabandha, and the bondage that occurs occasionally for the attained (bhavya) is called Adhruva-bandha. The consideration of these four types of bondage is done in the Anuyogadvāras named Sādivibhakti, Anādivibhakti, Dhruvavibhakti, and Adhruva-vibhakti respectively.
2. Svāmitva-Anurūpanā - The consideration of in whom the highest, non-highest, lowest, and non-lowest bondage of the Mohanīya-karma occurs is done in the Anuyogadvāra named Svāmitva.
3. Bandha-Kāla Prarūpanā - The consideration of how long the highest, non-highest, lowest, and non-lowest bondage of each karma continuously occurs for a single soul is done in the Kāla Anuyogadvāra.