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Gommatasar Karmakanda-64
**Meaning:**
All statements related to the human realm should be understood as similar to the animal realm, but with the distinction that the bondage of Tirthankaras and Aharakas begins here. Therefore, there are 120 bondable natures here. The structure of bondage, non-bondage, etc., in ordinary humans, sufficient humans, and women is similar to the animal realm, and the structure of the attainable-sufficient human is similar to the attainable-sufficient animal.
**Special Meaning:**
In the human realm, although the detachment in the Asanyata Gunasthan is of the four natures of Apraatyakhyana Kashaya, and the detachment of the remaining six natures, Vajrarashabhanaraachadi, occurs only in the Sasadana Gunasthan, there is this special feature that the bondage of Tirthankaras and Aharakas is found in humans. Understand the structure of ordinary humans, sufficient humans, and women in the same way.
There are 120 bondable natures and 14 Gunasthanas. By subtracting the bondable natures from the detached natures of the previous Gunasthanas and adding them to the non-bondable natures with special mention, bondage and non-bondage occur in the Gunasthanas.
Here, in the Mithyatva Gunasthan, the detachment is of 16 natures, the bondage is of 117 natures excluding Tirthankaras and Aharakas, and the non-bondage is of 3 natures. In the Sasadana Gunasthan, the detachment is of 31 natures, like the animal realm, the bondage is of 101 natures, and the non-bondage is of 19 natures. In the Misra Gunasthan, the detached nature is zero, the bondage is of 69 natures excluding Devayus, and the non-bondage is of 51 natures. In the Asanyata Gunasthan, the detachment is of the four Kashayas of Apraatyakhyana, the bondage is of 71 natures due to the addition of Devayus and Tirthankaras, and the non-bondage is of 49 natures. In the Deshavirata Gunasthan, the detached nature is of the four Kashayas of Praatyakhyana, the bondage is of 67 natures, and the non-bondage is of 53 natures. From the Pramatta Gunasthan onwards to the Ayogi, understand the statement of detachment, bondage, and non-bondage as per the structure of the Gunasthanas.
**Structure of Bondage, Non-Bondage, and Detachment related to Ordinary Humans, Sufficient Humans, and Women:**
Bondable Natures: 120
Gunasthanas: 14
**Special:**
| Gunasthan | Bondage | Non-Bondage | Detachment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mithyatva | 117 | 3 | 16 |
| Sasadana | 101 | 19 | 31 (25 + 6 Vajrarashabhanaraachadi mentioned earlier) |
| Misra | 69 | 51 (31 + 19 + 1 Devayu) | 51 (31 + 19 + 1 Devayu) |
| Asanyata | 71 | 49 (51 - 2 Tirthankaras, Devayu) | 4 (Apraatyakhyana Kashaya) |
| Deshasanyata | 67 | 53 | 4 (Praatyakhyana Kashaya) |
| | 3 (Tirthankaras, Aharakas) | 0 | 4 |