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Ga. 62] Determination of the less and more of the five categories of bandha etc. in relation to prakritis. The five categories (viz. bandha, satkārma, udaya, udīraṇā and saṃkrama) should be stated as less and more in relation to the prakritis, sthitis, anubhāgas and pradeśas.
507. The prakritis that arise are utkarṣeṇa (in the highest degree), the arisen ones are udīritā (manifested) and they are few in number. 508. The ones that get bandha are saṃkhyeyaguṇās (innumerable times) more. 509. What is the cause of the saṃkrama (transformation)? The meaning of the fourth verse of the Vedaka adhikāra is as follows - One should state the less and more of bandha, satkārma, udaya, udīraṇā and saṃkrama in relation to the prakritis, sthitis, anubhāgas and pradeśas.
Specific meaning - How is the above meaning of saṃkrama etc. five categories derived from the verse? 'Jaṃ saṃkamedi' - from the first pada, the meaning of 'saṃkrama' is grasped. 'Jaṃ bandhadi' - from the second pada, the meaning of 'bandha' and 'satkārma or sattā' is grasped, because 'sattā' nomenclature occurs in the second and subsequent moments of bandha. 'Jaṃ ca jo udīredi' - from the third pada, the meanings of 'udaya' and 'udīraṇā' are grasped. 'Taṃ keṇa hodi ahiyaṃ' - from the fourth pada, the meaning of 'alpabahutvam' (less and more) is understood. 'Vidi-anubhāge padesakge' - from the last pada, the meanings of prakṛti, sthiti, anubhāga and pradeśa are grasped. Although the term 'prakṛti' is not mentioned in the gāthā-sūtra, yet since sthiti, anubhāga and pradeśa are inseparable from prakṛti, the inclusion of prakṛti is implied. Here, one may raise the doubt that the description of udaya-udīraṇā is relevant in the Vedaka adhikāra, but the description of bandha, saṃkrama and satkārma is irrelevant. The solution is that for determining the specific nature of udaya and udīraṇā, the description of bandha, saṃkrama and satkārma is also necessary, and without associating them with the less and more, the proper understanding of the less and more of udaya-udīraṇā cannot be achieved. Therefore, their description is not irrelevant here. This gāthā should be understood as the cūlikā (summary) of this adhikāra.
Now the cūrṇikāra describes the less and more of the utkarṣa (highest degree) in relation to the prakṛtis.
Cūrṇi: In relation to the prakṛtis, the utkarṣa (highest degree) means that the prakṛtis that arise in udaya and are udīrita (manifested) are the least among the categories mentioned later. Because, only ten prakṛtis of moha arise or are udīrita together. The prakṛtis that get bandha are saṃkhyeyaguṇās (innumerable times) more than the prakṛtis of udaya and udīraṇā. Because, twenty-six bandha-worthy prakṛtis of moha have been stated, and the bandha of samyagmithyātva and samyaktva-prakṛtis.