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## Gatha 260-265
## Kayamaganga/ 367
There are six places of *prayubandha* in *dhuni-bhed* as follows:
1. In the six mixed *leshya* places, there is one place of *bandha* for all four *ayu* (lifetimes), two places of *bandha* for the three *ayu* of hell, human and god, and one place of *bandha* for the two *ayu* of human and god. This makes a total of three places of *prayubandha*.
2. In the place of five mixed *leshya* without *krishna*, there is one place of *bandha* for *vayu*.
3. In the place of four mixed *leshya* without *krishna* and *nila*, there is one place of *bandha* for *devayu*.
4. In the place of three mixed *leshya* of *pita* etc., there is one place of *bandha* for *devayu* and another place of *bandha*. This makes a total of two places.
5. In the mixed *leshya* of *padma* and *shukla*, there is one place of *bandha*.
6. In the *shukla* *leshya*, there is one place of *bandha*.
Thus, in the six *leshya* places of *dhuni-bhed*, there are six places of *prayubandha* (3-1-1+2+1+1). In the one *leshya* place of *jala-bhed*, there is one place of *prayubandha*. In the fourteen *leshya* places of four *shakti-bhed*, there are twenty places of *ayu-bandha* (2+8+1+1). This matter becomes clear by simply looking at the table given later.
From these *gatha* and the statements of *Dhaval* *purva* 16, pages 466-467, it appears that there are some parts in the six *leshya* that are common to all six *leshya*. Otherwise, it would not be possible to have one place of six *leshya* in *prithvi* and *dhuni-bhed*, and that place would also be suitable for all four *prayubandha*.
The following is the comparison of the *jghanya* (inferior) and *utkrista* (superior) *san-kram* (transition) and *prati-graha* (reception) of the three *mandata* (dullness):
* The *jghanya* *leshya-sthana* of *nila-leshya* is *stoka* (small). The place of *nila-leshya* where *prati-graharan* (reception) takes place from *krishna-leshya* is *anant-guna* (infinitely greater) than the *jghanya* *prati-graha* place of *nila-leshya*.
* The *jghanya* *san-kram* place of *krishna* and the *jghanya* *prati-graha* place of *krishna* are both *shurusha* (small) and *pas* (near). The *jghanya* *san-kram* place of *nila* is *anant-guna* (infinitely greater). The *jghanya* *prati-graha* place of *krishna* is *anant-guna* (infinitely greater). The *utkrista* *prati-graha* place of *nila* is *anant-guna* (infinitely greater). The *utkrista* *san-kram* place of *krishna* is *anant-guna* (infinitely greater). The *utkrista* *san-kram* place of *nila* and the *utkrista* *nila-sthana* are both *tuly* (equal) and *anant-guna* (infinitely greater). The *utkrista* *prati-graha* place of *krishna* is *anant-guna* (infinitely greater). The *utkrista* *krishna-leshya-sthana* is *anant-guna* (infinitely greater).
From this *alpa-bahutva* (smallness), it becomes clear that some middle parts of *krishna-leshya* and *nila-leshya* are mutually similar. Similarly, the statements of *alpa-bahutva* of the *san-kram* and *prati-graha* places of *nila-leshya* and *kapota-leshya* prove that some middle parts of *nila* and *kapota-leshya* are one. Similarly, the statements of *alpa-bahutva* of the *san-kram* and *prati-graha* places of *kapota* and *tejo-leshya*, *tejo-leshya* and *pala-leshya*, *pala-leshya* and *shukla-leshya* prove that some middle parts of the *leshya* above and below are mutually similar. Therefore, the following *alpa-bahutva* has been said:
* The *jghanya* place of *kapota* is combined with the most *manda* (dull) section. The *jghanya* place of *nila-leshya* is *anant-guna* (infinitely greater) than that. The *jghanya* place of *krishna-leshya* is *anant-guna* (infinitely greater) than that. The *jghanya* place of *tejo-leshya* is *anant-guna* (infinitely greater) than that. The *jghanya* place of *padma-leshya* is *anant-guna* (infinitely greater) than that. The *jghanya* place of *shukla-leshya* is *anant-guna* (infinitely greater) than that.
* The *utkrista* place of *kapota* is *anant-guna* (infinitely greater). The *utkrista* place of *nila* is *anant-guna* (infinitely greater). The *utkrista* place of *krishna* is *anant-guna* (infinitely greater). The *utkrista* place of *tejo* is *anant-guna* (infinitely greater). The *utkrista* place of *padma* is *anant-guna* (infinitely greater). The *utkrista* place of *shukla* is *anant-guna* (infinitely greater).
1. *Prabal* *purva* 16, page 498.
2. *Dhaval* *