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## Verse 62:
**Nature-Location-Stimulation-Explanation**
4. The phrase "jo jan sankaamedi" in the verse refers to "transition", "jan bandhadi" refers to "bond" and "sattva", and "jan cha jo udiredi" refers to "arising" and "stimulation". 5. The first part of this verse, "kadi avaliyam pavesedi", is related to "nature-stimulation". 6. This verse is related to "nature-location-stimulation". 7. This should be considered. 8. There are two types of "stimulation": "root-nature-stimulation" and "successive-nature-stimulation". 9. These are to be understood through the twenty-four "anuyogadwaras" (gates of knowledge). 10. Then, "nature-location-stimulation" is to be explained.
**Special Meaning:** This verse explains the bond, transition, arising, stimulation, and existence related to nature, location, section, and region, with their subtle and gross characteristics. Without nature, location, section, and region-bond, etc., are impossible. Therefore, the word "nature" is implied here.
**Commentary:** The commentator, Yativrishabhacharya, explains the four verses in order, starting with the first verse.
**Churni Sutra 0:** The first verse is related to "nature-stimulation" and "nature-arising", meaning it explains these two. The first part of the verse, "kadi avaliyam pavesedi", is related to "nature-stimulation". However, this verse is related to "nature-location-stimulation" and should be postponed.
**Special Meaning:** There are two types of "nature-stimulation": "root-nature-stimulation" and "successive-nature-stimulation". There are two types of "successive-nature-stimulation": "one-by-one-successive-nature-stimulation" and "nature-location-stimulation". This verse is related to "nature-location-stimulation", not the others. This should be understood. The commentator postpones the explanation of "nature-location-stimulation" because it is impossible to explain it without explaining "one-by-one-nature-stimulation".
**Churni Sutra:** There are two types of "one-by-one-nature-stimulation": "one-by-one-root-nature-stimulation" and "one-by-one-successive-nature-stimulation". These two types of stimulation should be understood separately through the twenty-four "anuyogadwaras" (gates of knowledge) before explaining "nature-location-stimulation".
**Special Meaning:** Ganadhara, in the "Pejjadosapahuḍa", explains the two types of "one-by-one-nature-stimulation" in detail, starting from their origin and ending with their subtle and gross characteristics, through the twenty-four "anuyogadwaras". The commentator, due to the brevity of the "Kasayapahuḍa", does not explain it in detail, but instead, hints at it for the benefit of the commentators and then proceeds to explain "nature-location-stimulation". The collective of natures that can be stimulated at one time is called "nature-location-stimulation".