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Gommatsarakarmakanda - 149
That too is in the form of udhaya. Where there is bondage of as many karmas, there in the time-bound, know the distribution of that many karmas.
Further, they explain the reason for the greater share of vedaniya karma.
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Suhdukkha nimittaado bahunijjaragoti veyaniyassa. Savvehinto bahugan davvam hoditti gitti. ||193 ||
Meaning - Vedaniya karma is the cause of happiness and sorrow for the worldly beings, therefore its nirjara is more. For this reason, vedaniya gets a greater share than other mool karmas, thus said Jiro.
Further, they say that the reason for the division of dravya in other karmas is the lack of dravya.
Sesanan paydinan thidipadhibagena hodi davvam tu.
Avali asankhabhago padhibhago hodi niyamen. || 194 ||
Meaning - Without vedaniya karma, the dravya of all mool prakritis is divided according to their position, those who have a higher position get more and those who have a lower position get less. In manasthitivala karma, the dravya is distributed equally and in its division, the share should be understood as the countless part of avali according to the rule of pratibhagahara.
Special Meaning - Here, how much is more? To bring proof of this, know the countless part of avali according to the rule of pratibhagahara. Its sandrishti is the digit 'a', thus, by dividing the share of pratibhagahara, know the amount of one share as one share. Know the amount of all the remaining shares as bahubhaga without the amount of this one share. And the amount of atoms of that karma is the amount of dravya said for that karma.
1. The dravya that is suitable for jnanaavaraneya, due to mithyatva etc. prabhav, they transform into five jnanaavaraneya forms, they do not transform in any other form, because they are unsuitable for others. Similarly, it should be said about all karmas. Doubt - If this is the case, why is it not said that there are eight karma varganas? Solution - Due to the lack of difference, that kind of teaching is not found. The eight varganas are not separate, but they exist in a mixed form. "Augabhago thovo namagode samo tado ahio" from this it is known that all eight varganas exist in a mixed form. (Dhaval Pu. 14 / p. 553-554)