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## Gommatasar Karmakanda 72: Indriyamargna
**Here, the bondage, non-bondage, and liberation from bondage related to Indriyamargna are discussed:**
**Verse 113:**
"Punnidaram vigivigale tatthuppanno hu sasani dehe. Pajjattim navi pavdi idi naratiriyamgam natthi."
**Meaning:**
There are 109 bondable natures in the one-sense and three-sense beings, similar to the sufficient conditions for attainment. Here, the two Gunasthanas are Mithyatva and Sasadan. A being born in the one-sense and three-sense beings cannot fulfill the sufficient conditions in the Sasadan Gunasthana. Therefore, they do not experience bondage in the Tiryancha and Manushya Ayus. Hence, liberation from bondage for these two occurs in the first Gunasthana.
**Detailed Explanation:**
In Indriyamargna, there is no bondage for the 11 natures like Tirthankara, Aharakadvik, Devayus, Narakayus, and Vaikriyika Shatak, similar to the sufficient conditions for attainment in the one-sense and three-sense beings. Therefore, there are 109 bondable natures. There are two Gunasthanas. In the first Gunasthana, out of the 16 natures that are liberated, three are removed (Narakadvik and Narakayus) and two are added (Manushya Ayus and Tiryancha Ayus). Therefore, 15 natures are liberated in the Mithyatva Gunasthana. This is because the time for the Sasadan Gunasthana is short, and the time for the sufficient conditions for liberation is long. Therefore, the body-related sufficient conditions are not fulfilled in the Sasadan Gunasthana, and there is no bondage for Manushya and Tiryancha Ayus. In the Mithyatva Gunasthana, there are 109 bondable natures and zero non-bondable natures. In the Sasadan Gunasthana, there are 29 liberated natures, 94 bondable natures, and 15 non-bondable natures.
**Summary of Bondage, Non-Bondage, and Liberation from Bondage in One-Sense and Three-Sense Beings:**
* Bondable Natures: 109
* Gunasthanas: 2
| Gunasthana | Bondage | Non-Bondage | Liberation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mithyatva | 109 | 0 | 15 |
| Sasadan | 94 | 29 | 29 |
**Special Note:**
The 15 liberated natures in the Sasadan Gunasthana are the 16 mentioned in the Gunasthanas, minus the three (Narakadvik, Narakayus) and plus the two (Manushya Ayus, Tiryancha Ayus). The 29 liberated natures are the 31 mentioned in the Tiryancha Gati, minus the two (Tiryancha, Manushya Ayus).
**According to the verse "Panchidie Ogham" (Verse 114), the bondage, non-bondage, etc., related to the five-sense beings should be understood in the same way as the Gunasthanas. There is no difference here. Here, there are 120 bondable natures and 14 Gunasthanas. The summary is as follows:**