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## Gommatasar Karmakanda-139
**A non-changing medium-resultant Samyagdarshi or Mithyadarshi jiva binds with the inferior section, and the remaining 23 natures are bound by a changing medium-resultant Mithyadarshi jiva with the inferior section.**
**Then the names of those 31 natures are stated:**
**Thirasuhajassaddugam ubhaye miccheva ucca santhanam.**
**Sanhadigamanam narasurasubhagad ejjanam jumman cha.** ||177||
**Meaning:**
**Stable-unstable, auspicious-inauspicious, fame-infamy, knowable and unknowable, these eight natures are bound by a changing medium-resultant Mithyadarshi jiva, as well as a Samyagdarshi jiva, along with six high-caste institutions, six tolerances, auspicious-inauspicious types of destiny, human destiny-human destiny-following, divine destiny and divine destiny-following, auspicious-inauspicious, acceptable-unacceptable, these 23 natures are bound by a changing medium-resultant Mithyadarshi jiva with the inferior section.**
**Thus, these 31 natures are bound with the inferior section.**
**Special Meaning:**
**The characteristics of changing medium-resultant and non-changing medium-resultant are stated:**
**Those results which are increasing or decreasing only for a moment, and are results of defilement or purity, are called non-changing. Those results which, after being established, can reach another result and return to the original state, are called changing.**
**There are three types of results based on the distinction of superior, medium, and inferior. Here, the inferior section is not bound by the most excellent pure results, because the section of the inauspicious natures is infinitely greater than the section of the auspicious natures. This is the implication of infinite increase.**
**(The most excellent pure results bind the excellent section of the auspicious natures, but here the binding of the inferior section is stated. Therefore, the most excellent pure results are also changing, which is appropriate. The special statement related to verses 170 to 177 should be seen in Mahabandha, Chapter 4, pages 212-215.)**