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Gommatasara Karmakanda-75: In the Sasadan Gunasthan, there are 29 Vyuchchitti (dispersed) natures, 94 Bandha (binding) natures, and 15 Abandha (non-binding) natures. This section discusses the Bandha, Abandha, etc., in the Prithvikaaya (earth body), Jalakaaya (water body), and Vanaspatikaaya (plant body).
**Bandha-yoga (binding) natures: 109**
**Gunasthan: 2**
**Gunasthan, Bandha, Abandha Vyuchchitti**
**Special: Mithyatva (false belief): 109 | 0 | 15 | 15 (as per Gunasthan 16-3: Naraka-dvik, Naraka-ayu + 2 Manushaya-ayu, Tiryancha-ayu) | 94 | 15**
**29 (as per Tiryancha-gati: 31-2 Tiryancha-ayu and Manushaya-ayu)**
**Sasadan**
In the Teja-kaaya (fire body) and Vayu-kaaya (air body), there are 105 Bandha-yoga natures, excluding Manushaya-dvik (two human births), Manushaya-ayu (human lifespan), and Uchcha-gotra (higher lineage). The Gunasthan is Mithyatva.
The reason for having only one Gunasthan in Teja-kaaya and Vayu-kaaya is explained, and the Bandha, etc., in the Trasa-kaaya (three bodies) is discussed:
"Na hi Sasano apunne saharanasuhumange ya teuduge." (Meaning: There is no Sasadan Gunasthan in those who are Labdhyaparyapta (have attained sufficient merit), have a Saharana-sharira (ordinary body), are Sarvasukshma (all-pervasive), and are Teja-kaaya and Vayu-kaaya beings.)
According to the latter part of the same verse, "Ogham tas," the structure of the Trasa-kaaya should be understood as similar to the Gunasthan.
**Special meaning:** There is no Sasadan Gunasthan in those who are Labdhyaparyapta, have an ordinary body, are all-pervasive, and are Teja-kaaya and Vayu-kaaya beings. They are not born in Naraka (hell) with Sasadan. Therefore, there is no Sasadan Gunasthan in Naraka-gati (hell realm) due to the insufficient state of the Naraki (hell beings).
In Trasa-kaaya beings, there are 120 Bandha-yoga natures and 14 Gunasthan. Their brief description is as follows:
In the Gunasthan of Mithyatva, etc., the Vyuchchhinna (dispersed) natures are 16-25-Shunya-10-4-6-1-36-5-16-Shunya-Shunya-1 and Shunya, respectively. The Bandha natures are 117-101-74-77-67-63-59-58-22-17-1-1-1 and Shunya, respectively, in the Gunasthan of Mithyatva, etc. The Abandha natures are 3-19-46-43-53-57-61-62-98-103-119-119-119 and 120, respectively, in the Gunasthan. For detailed information, refer to the Gunasthan-ukta Sandrishti (references from the Gunasthan).