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Gommatasar Karmakanda-66
In the state of Nivrutti-paryapta for ordinary humans, sufficient humans, and humans, the binding, non-binding, and binding-cessation are as follows:
There are 112 binding-prone natures (120-8) out of the eight: four Ayus, two Narakas, and two Aharakas. There are five Gunasthanas. Gunasthanas are: Binding, Non-binding, Binding.
Specific Natures | Nature Cessation | Mithyatva
5 (Sur-Chatushk, Tirthankara) | 13 (Gunasthan-mentioned 16 - two Narakas, Naraka-Ayu) | 29 (Paryaptavat 31-2, Manushya, Tiryancha-Ayu), but
the cessation for Manushya is 98 natures. Asan-yata
42 (29+18+5, Tirthankara-Sur-Chatushk) | 8 (four each of Pratyakhyana and Apratyakhyana Kshayas) Note - This Gunasthan does not occur for Manushya. 61 (6 of Pramatta + two Aharakas without A-purvakarana | 34 + 5 of Anivrutti-karana + 16 of Sukshma San.)
This Gunasthan also does not occur for Manushya. Sayogi
1 (Sata-vedaniya)
Sasadan
Pramatta
The entire description of a Labdhya-paryapta Manushya is the same as that of a Labdhya-paryapta Tiryancha. Here, the binding-prone natures are 109, excluding Tirthankara, two Aharakas, Deva-Ayu, Bharaka-Ayu, and Vaikriya-Shatka. The only Gunasthan here is Mithyatva. Further, in the Deva-Gati, it is stated:
"Nireva hodi deve aisanoti satta vam chidi.
Sollas cheva abandha bhavanatie nasthi titthayaram." ||111||
Meaning: The entire description of Deva-Gati is to be known as Naraka-Gati, but the special feature here is that in the Mithyatva Gunasthan, only seven natures, up to Isana-Swarga, undergo cessation. The remaining nine natures do not bind here, hence these nine, along with Sur-Chatushk, Deva-Ayu, Aharaka-Sharira, and Aharaka Angopanga, are seven...