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Gommatasar Karmakanda - 135
Now the names of those 32 natures are told -
Uvaghatahina tise aputrvakaranassa uccajasasade. Sammeli de havanti hu khavagassa'avasesabatti sa. || 167 ||
Meaning - In the sixth part of A-putrvakarana, there is a separation of 30 natures, out of which 29 are remaining without the Uvaghataprakriti, and the remaining 3 (Ucchagotra, Yasakirti, and Satavedaniya) are a total of 32 natures, which are to be known as being somewhere before the Kshapaka Shrenivale.
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Micchasantimanavayam naratiriyani vamanaratiriye. Eindiya adavam thavaranam am cha suramicche || 168 ||
Meaning - The 82 Aprashasta and Atap, Udyota, Manushyayu, and Tiryanchayu, these 86 natures are bound with intense Anubhaga by the Mithyadristijiva, out of which the last 9 natures, from Sukshma to the end, are bound with intense Anubhaga by the Mithyadristimanushya and Tiryancha, who have the Sankleshaparinam, in the 16 natures separated in the Mithyatva Gunasthan. And the Manushya and Tiryancha, who have Mandakshaya, bind the intense Anubhaga of Manushyayu and Tiryanchayu. In the last six months of life, the Mithyadristideva binds the intense Anubhaga of Ekendriya and Thavara natures with Sankleshaparinam. In the last six months of life, the Mithyadristideva binds the intense Anubhaga of Ekendriya and Thavara natures with Sankleshaparinam, and binds the intense Anubhaga of Atap nature with Vishuddhaparinam.
Note - In Mahabandha, page 4, page 189, it is said that the Manushya, Tiryancha, and Deva, all three are the owners of the intense Anubhaga of Atap.
Ujjavo tamtamagae suranarayami chchege asampatta.
Tiriyadurga sesa pun cha durgadi micche kilingeya || 169 ||
Meaning - The Vishuddha Mithyadristijiva, who has become Samyakta in the seventh Naraka, called Tamatamanaka, binds the Udyota nature with intense Anubhaga, because in extreme Vishuddhata, the Udyota nature is not bound. The Mithyadristideva, who has intense Sankleshaparinam, binds the Asamprapta Asripatika Sanhanana and Tiryanchagati, Tiryanchagaty Anupurvi with intense Anubhaga, and the remaining 68 natures are bound with intense Anubhaga by the Mithyadristijiva, who has Sankleshaparinam in all four gatis.