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Gommatasara Karmakanda-90
In the section on the path of right faith (Darshanamargana), the 120 bondage-prone nature-types are described in the context of sensory and non-sensory perception. The 12 gunasthanas (stages of spiritual development) range from mithyatva (false belief) to kshina-moha (destruction of delusion). The descriptions of bondage, non-bondage, and dissociation in these gunasthanas should be understood accordingly.
The description of the dissociation related to clairvoyant perception (avadhidarsana) should be understood similar to that of clairvoyant knowledge (avadhijnana). There are 79 bondage-prone nature-types, and the 9 gunasthanas from asanyata (non-restraint) to kshina-kasaya (destruction of passions) should be understood. The entire description related to omniscient perception (kevaladarshana) should be understood similar to omniscient knowledge (kevalajnana). There is 1 bondage-prone nature-type, that of sata-vedaniya (pleasant feeling), and 2 gunasthanas.
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In the section on the path of psychic colors (Leshyamargana), the 118 bondage-prone nature-types are present in the three psychic colors of krishna (black), nila (blue), and kapota (grey), as the bondage of the ahara-dvika (food-body) is not present here. The four gunasthanas are the same. The descriptions of bondage, non-bondage, and dissociation in the four gunasthanas of mithyatva and others should be understood accordingly. The bondage of the tirthankara (enlightened teacher) nature-type can occur in the fourth gunasthana in these psychic colors. The perspectives of bondage, non-bondage, etc. should be understood in the krishna, nila, and kapota psychic colors.
The 118 bondage-prone nature-types and the 4 gunasthanas are as follows:
Bondage | Non-bondage | Dissociation
1 (Tirthankara) | 16 (as per gunasthana) | 25 (as per gunasthana)
44 (25+17+2 human lifespan, divine lifespan) | Asanyata 77 | 10 (as per gunasthana)
101 (Sasadana)