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Gommatasar Karmakanda-67: Since all 16 natures are not capable of bondage, only 104 natures are bound here. The Tirthankara nature is not bound in the Bhavanatrik Devas.
Special Meaning: In the Mithyatva Gunasthan related to the Deva-Gati, the following 9 natures are not capable of bondage: Sukshma, Apariyapta, Sadharana, Dvi-Indriya, Tri-Indriya, Chatur-Indriya, Naraka-Dvik, and Naraka-Ayu. Therefore, these 9, along with Deva-Gati, Deva-Gati-Anupurvi, Vaikriyik-Sharira-Vaikriyik-Ango-Upang, Deva-Ayu, Aharak-Sharira-Aharak-Ango-Upang, which together make 16 natures, are not bound in Deva-Gati. Therefore, only the general 104 natures are bound as per Go. 1.14.
According to the verses "Kappitthisu Na Tiththam" (Gatha 112) in all Bhavanatrik, the Tirthankara nature is not bound in the Kalpa-Vasi Deva-Anganas. Therefore, there are 103 natures capable of bondage here, and there are four Gunasthanas. In the Mithyatva Gunasthan, the following are unbound: Vyuchchhinti Mithyatva, Hundak-Sansthan, Napunsak-Ved, Supaatika-Sanhanan, Eka-Indriya, Sthavar, and Atap. There are 103 natures capable of bondage, and zero unbound natures. In the Sasadan Gunasthan, there are 25 unbound natures as mentioned in the Gunasthan, 96 bound natures, and 7 unbound natures. In the Mishra Gunasthan, there are zero unbound natures, 70 bound natures excluding Manusya-Ayu, and 33 unbound natures. In the Asanyata Gunasthan, there are 10 unbound natures, 71 bound natures including Manusya-Ayu, and 32 unbound natures.
The complete view of the Bhavanatrik and the Kalpa-Vasi Deva-Anganas regarding the state of Paryapta:
Bound Natures: 103
Gunasthanas: 4
| Gunasthan | Bound | Unbound | Vyuchchhinti |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mithyatva | 103 | 0 | 7 (Mithyatva, Hundak-Sansthan, Napunsak-Ved, Supaatika-Sanhanan, Eka-Indriya, Sthavar, Atap) |
| Sasadan | 96 | 7 | 25 (As mentioned in Gunasthan) |
| Mishra | 70 | 33 | 0 |
| Asanyata | 71 | 32 | 10 |
In the Saudharma-Ishan Svarga, there are 104 natures capable of bondage. There are four Gunasthanas. Here, in the Mithyatva Gunasthan, there are 7 unbound natures, 103 bound natures excluding Tirthankara, and 1 unbound nature. In the Sasadan Gunasthan, there are 25 unbound natures, 96 bound natures, and 8 unbound natures. In the Mishra Gunasthan, there are zero unbound natures, 70 bound natures excluding Manusya-Ayu, and 34 unbound natures. In the Asanyata Gunasthan, there are 10 unbound natures, 72 bound natures including Manusya-Ayu and Tirthankara, and 32 unbound natures.