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Gommatasar Karmakanda-134
Further, the owner of the excellent Anubhagabandh says -
Badalam tu pasattha visohugunamukkadass tivaaao.
Vaasidi appasattha micchhukkad sankiliṭṭhass. ||164 ||
Meaning - The intense Anubhagabandh of the 42 auspicious karmas (mentioned in verses 41-42) is for the jiva with excellent results in the form of purity, and the intense Anubhagabandh of the 82 inauspicious karmas (mentioned in verses 43-44) is for the jiva with the wrong view and intense suffering.
Here, the karmas like Varna etc. are included in both the auspicious and inauspicious karmas. Therefore, the number of karmas that can be bound increases to 120+4 = 124 instead of 120.
Adaao ujjoo manuvatirikkaaugan pasatthasuu.
Micchass hoti tivaa sammaa dihiss sesaaoo. ||165 ||
Meaning - Out of the said 42 karmas, the intense Anubhagabandh of Atap, Hot, Manushyayu and Tiryanchayus is for the jiva with pure wrong view, and the intense Anubhagabandh of the remaining 38 karmas is for the jiva with pure right view.
Manuorala duvajjam visuddhasuraniryaavirade tivaa.
Devaau appamatte khavage avasesabattisaa. ||166 ||
Meaning - Out of the 38 karmas for which the intense (excellent) Anubhagabandh was mentioned for the jiva with right view, the intense Anubhagabandh with binding for the jiva with pure results, unrestrained right view, who is a deva or a naraki, when he performs the three karmas, is for the Manushya-gati, Manushya-gati-anupurvi Audarik-sharira, Audarik-angopang, Vajrarashabhanaraachasanhanan. He performs the last of the three karmas at the end of the time of non-destruction. And the deva-ayu with intense Anubhagabandh is bound for the jiva who is in the state of non-distraction. The remaining 32 karmas are bound for the jiva who has the Kshapak-shreni.
"Shubha-parinaama-nivṛtto yogaḥ śubhaḥ. Aśubha-parinaama-nirvṛttaścāśubhaḥ. Na punaḥ śubhāśubha-karma-kāraṇatvān. Yady evam ucyāte śubhayoga eva na syāt, śubhayogasyāpi jñānāvaraṇādibandha-hetutvābhyupagamāt." (Savarthasiddhi 6/3)
Meaning - The yoga that happens due to auspicious results is auspicious yoga, and the yoga that happens due to inauspicious results is inauspicious yoga. It is not that auspicious and inauspicious yoga happen because they are the cause of auspicious and inauspicious karmas. If it is said this way, then auspicious yoga would not exist, because auspicious yoga is also considered to be the cause of the binding of karmas like jnanaavarana etc.