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## Situation-Division-Anuyogadwar - Description
**Internal-Form-Description:** This Anuyogadwar describes the interval of karma-bondage in relation to various jivas. For example, the interval of a jiva with the highest situation-division of mohakarma is one time unit for the lowest interval and an innumerable part of an angul for the highest interval, which is the time measure of innumerable Utsarpini and Avasarpini kalas. The lowest interval of a jiva with the lowest situation-division of mohaniya is one time unit and the highest interval is six months. There is no interval for the non-lowest situation-division of mohakarma.
**Proximity-Form-Description:** This describes what kind of highest bondage a jiva with the highest bondage of the desired nature of mohakarma creates for other natures, whether it is highest bondage or non-highest bondage. In this way, the bondage of one nature in its highest situation is considered in relation to the bondage of another nature in its highest, non-highest, etc. situations. For example, a jiva who binds the highest situation of mithyatva, binds the sixteen kshayas, napumsakaved, arati, shoka, bhaya, and jugupsa according to the rules. However, he also binds them in the highest and non-highest ways. If he binds in the highest way, he binds them from one time unit less to an innumerable part of a palya less. In this way, the highest and non-highest situation-bondage of mithyatva is considered in relation to the remaining natures of mohakarma. The same applies to the remaining karmas as the natures of mohakarma.