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Gommatasar Karmakanda-170
Therefore, 40968 = 512 is obtained as the measure. Dividing the remaining multi-part (4096-512 = 3584) by four, we get 3584/4 = 896, which is the measure of each of the four parts. Dividing the remaining single part (512) by the share (8), we get 512/8 = 64. Keeping this aside, the remaining multi-part (512-64 = 448) is to be given to the one with more substance. Dividing the remaining single part by the share (64/8 = 8), we get 8. Keeping this aside, the remaining multi-part (64-8 = 56) is to be given to the one with less substance (than the one with more substance mentioned earlier). Dividing the remaining single part (8) by the share (8), we get 8/8 = 1. Keeping this aside, the remaining multi-part substance (8-1 = 7) is to be given to the one with even less substance (than the one with less substance mentioned earlier), and the remaining single part is to be given to the one with the least substance. Adding these to the previously obtained 896 measure, in their respective substances, we get 5344, 952, 903, and 897 respectively. In this way, we know the division of the total 4096 measure of time-bound substance into four parts. Similarly, the division of all the aforementioned types will be done. Now, the distinctions of Sadi, etc., in the excellent, etc., regions are mentioned in the original types as:
Chhanhamphi anukkaso, padesbandho du chaduviyappu du.
Sesatiye duviyappu, mohaau nan cha duviyappu. || 207 ||
Meaning: The six karmas, namely, knowledge-obscuring, etc., have four types of distinctions, namely, excellent-region-bound, etc., beginningless, permanent, and impermanent. The remaining three types of region-bound, namely, excellent, etc., have two distinctions, namely, Sadi and impermanent. The mohaniya and ayu karmas have two types of distinctions, namely, excellent-non-excellent-least-worst region-bound, etc., and impermanent.
Special Meaning: In the subtle-samparaya-guna-sthana, the binding of knowledge-obscuring, vision-obscuring, vedaniya, name, gotra, and antaraya karmas occurs, excluding mohaniya and ayu. The total substance of the time-bound is distributed among these six karmas, resulting in the excellent-region-bound of the six karmas, namely, knowledge-obscuring, etc., in the subtle-samparaya-guna-sthana. Those who have not attained the subtle-samparaya-guna-sthana have the non-excellent-region-bound of these six karmas, namely, knowledge-obscuring, etc., which is beginningless. Those who have fallen from the upshama-shreni have the non-excellent-region-bound of these six karmas, which is Sadi, and the binding is impermanent for the bhavya and permanent for the abhavya.
The excellent-region-bound of the mohaniya karma occurs in the sanjeepa-panchendriya-paryapta-mithyadristi-jiva, who can attain it again and again. Therefore, the excellent and non-excellent-region-bound of the mohaniya karma is Sadi and impermanent. The worst-region-bound of these seven karmas occurs in the subtle-ekendriya-aparyapta in the first time. Since it is attained again and again, the worst and least-worst-region-bound of these seven karmas is Sadi and impermanent. The region-bound of the ayu karma is not continuous. Therefore, the excellent, non-excellent, worst, and least-worst-region-bound of the ayu karma is Sadi and impermanent. 1. Mahabandha Pu. 6 P. 13.