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Gommatasar Karmakanda-209
Now we will explain the beginning and end of these Yogasthanas - ... ... .......:.:. Guhmamayot Apjanngams Padhme Jahanno Jogo.
Pajattasannipanceendriyasss Ukkassao Hodi ||256|| Meaning - In all these Yogasthanas, the first time of the last (6012th) Ksudrabhav, which is born from the three turns of the subtle Nigodaya Labdhyaparyaptak, is the Jghanyoupadayogasthan, that is the beginning. And the Sanjnee Panchendriya Paryaptak Jeevaka, which is the Utkrishtaparinamyogasthan, is the end. Then, due to the four types of Bandhas - Prakriti, etc., it is said -
Joga Payadipedesa, Thidi Anubhaga Kasayado Hoti.
Aparinaduchchinnasu Ya, Bandhatthidikarana Nnathi ||257|| Meaning - Prakriti and Pradeshbandha Yogas are caused by the cause, as there will be auspicious and inauspicious Yogas, so there will be Prakritibandha, and as there will be intense and mild Yogas, so there will be time-bound Bandha, therefore their cause is Yoga. And Sthitibandha and Anubhagabandhas are caused by Kashaya, therefore, as there will be Kashaya, so there will be Sthitibandha accordingly, and so there will be Anubhagabandhas accordingly, because their main cause is Kashaya. The Jghanya is one time and the Utkrishta is the time of the internal moment, whose Kashayasthanas are not in the form of Udaya, such Upshantakashayas and whose Kashayasthanas have been destroyed, such Ksheenakayas and the immediate Sthitibandha of Sayogakevali is not caused by Kashaya. The word 'Cha' means that the cause of the Bandha of A Yogakevali is neither Yoga nor Kashaya.
Special Meaning: In this regard, the opinion of Dhavalakar Veerasenacharya is that in the 11th, 12th, and 13th Gunasthanas, there is Sthiti and Anubhagabandhas for one time of the Satavedaniya.
Now, the Yogasthanas, Prakritisangraha, Sthitibheda, Sthitibandhadhyavasanasthan, Anubhagabandhadhyavayasthan, and Karmapradeshas are explained in three verses -
Sedhi Asankhejadima, Jogatthanani Hoti Savvani.
Tehim Asankhejaguno, Payadiinam Sangho Savvo ||258|| Meaning: The continuous, intermittent, or intermittent-continuous, all Yogasthanas, which are in the form of a series of Japa, are in the form of an innumerable part.
1. "Tenev Karane Na Did-Anubhaghehi Iriyaavah Karmam Appipidi Bhanidam." (Dhaval Pu, 131.49)