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Gommatasara Karmakanda - 177
The above verse shows the characteristics of the remaining Uttaraprakritis without the 11 Prakṛitis:
**Charimāpuṇṇabhavatttho, tiviग्गहे paḍhamaviग्गhahmi ṭhio | Sumaniगोdo bandhadi, sesāṇam avarabandham tu || 217 ||**
**Meaning:** The Sūkṣmaṇigodiya Jīva, situated in the last of the 6012 Kṣudra Bhavas and in the first of the three stages of Vigraha Gati, binds the 109 remaining Prakṛitis without the 11 Prakṛitis mentioned in the above verse, in the lowest Pradesh Bandha.
**Special Meaning:** The above Sūkṣmaṇigodiya Jīva has the lowest Upāpadayoga, which becomes Anantānuvṛddhiyoga in the subsequent time and thus attains growth. Therefore, the above Jīva has the lowest Pradesh Bandha in the first time.
Thus, the owners of the lowest and highest Pradesh Bandha are called. Where the maximum number of atoms are bound, it is the highest Pradesh Bandha, and where the minimum number of Karman atoms are bound, it is the lowest Pradesh Bandha. In the four types of Bandha, the first one, called Prakṛiti Bandha, is the original and Uttaraprakṛiti form. Among them, there is a situation of the lowest, etc., differences of the Prakṛitis obtained by a Jīva simultaneously in one time, and Pradesh Bandha in the form of situation section and Pradesh.