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Gommatasara Karmakanda-101 now describes the characteristics of these four bonds in the Uttaraprakritis:
**Verse 124:**
*Ghaaditimiicchakasayaa bhayatejaguruduganimiNavannacho.
Sattettaaladhuvaanam chadudha sesaanayam tu duudhaa.*
**Meaning:**
The 19 prakritis of the three-dhaati karma without mohaniya, Mithyatva, sixteen kshaya, bhaya, jugupsa, taijasa, karman, and aguruladhuyugal, as well as nirmaana, varnaadichar, these 47 prakritis are called dhruvabandi. They have all four types of bandha, saadi, etc., while the remaining have two types of bandha.
**Special Meaning:**
As long as the vyuchchitti of bandha does not occur, these dhruvaprakritis have bandha in every moment, hence they are called dhruvabandi. The remaining 73 prakritis, two of vedaniya, seven of mohaniya, four of ayu, four of gati, five of jati, audarikasharira, audarikangopaanga, vaikriyikasharira, vaikriyikangopaanga, aaharakasharira, aaharakangopaanga, six sansthana, six sanhanan, four anupurvi, parghaat, aatap, udyot, uchchvaas, vihaayogati-yugal, tras, sthavar, baadar, sukshma, paryaapt, aparyaapt, pratyek, sadharan, sthira, asthira, subhag, durbhag, shubh, ashubh, susvar, duhsvar, aadey, anaadey, yashaskirti, ayashaskirti, tirthankara, and gotrakarma, are adhruvabandi. These prakritis have only saadi and adhruvabandh.
**Verse 125:**
*Sese titthahaaramp parghaadachaukka sabvaaauNi.
Apadivakkhaa sese sappaddivakkhaa hu baasatthi.*
**Meaning:**
Out of the 73 adhruvabandi prakritis, tirthankara, aaharadvik, parghaat, etc., four, and chaaraayu, these eleven prakritis are called apradivakshi, while the remaining 62 prakritis are sappradivakshi.
**Doubt:**
Why is Mithyatva not considered dhruvodayi, even though it is considered dhruvabandi? Since this prakriti continuously experiences bandha until bandhavyuchchitti, it is called dhruvabandi. Similarly, since it continuously experiences udya until udya-vyuchchhed, it should also be called dhruvodayi. However, Mithyatva is not called dhruvodayi. So, should it not be included in the 47 dhruvabandi prakritis, or should it also be called dhruvodayi?
**Solution:**
A prakriti that continuously experiences bandha until bandhavyuchchitti is dhruvabandi, but this is not the intention in udya. A prakriti that continuously experiences udya in the samsara (chhadmastha) state is dhruvodayi. According to your opinion, the nityanigodyajiva (Go.Ji, Gaatha 197) would also be dhruvodayi due to the continuous udya of tiryanchigati, ekendriyajati, sthavarakaya, and nauchgotra. If these are not dhruvodayi, then Mithyatva is also not dhruvodayi.