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Gommatasara Karmakanda-221
The explanation of the above Sandristi is as follows:
The Kmipa Handhi of 6307 in Samayambaddha and its Avaadhakal of 48 times, the Nisheka creation related to the state of time, does not occur in Avaadhakal. After the Avaadhakal has passed, in the first time, there is the Prathamnisheka of 512 atoms. That is, 512 atoms are consumed in the first time. Afterwards, 32-32 less Pratinisheka dravya is given, that is, 32-32 atoms are consumed in the second and subsequent times. In the time of the first Gunahani, the total number of atoms is 3200, that is, 3200 atoms are consumed. The Prathamnisheka of the second Gunahani is of 256 atoms. After this, each Nisheka is 16-16 less. In the second Gunahani, the total number of atoms is 1600, that is, 1600 atoms are consumed in it. In this way, the dravya is half-half for each Gunahani-Gunahani, that is, half the atoms are consumed in each Gunahani. Here, in Sarvagunahani, the creation of 6300 atoms takes place in the same way, that is, 6300 atoms are consumed in all the Gunahani in this way. So, just as it is stated through Ankasandristi, it should be understood in the same way in terms of meaning. The special thing is that the dravya etc. should be understood as it is.
This statement is said in relation to Mohaniya Karma.
The state of Mohaniya Karma is to know the number of times remaining after subtracting 7000 years of Avaadhakal from 70 kodi sagar praman, as the number of Pratishthanisheka creation. To know the number of Nana Gunahani Shalaaka, subtract the half-sections of Paly from the half-sections of Paly and whatever number remains. Dividing this number by that state, the number that comes is the number of the dimension of Ekagunahani. Doubling this gives the number of two Gunahani. By writing the number 2 for Nana Gunahani praman and multiplying them together, the number that comes is to be known as the number of Anyonyabhyastaras. While doing the creation as stated in Ankasandristi, the number of dravya that comes in Gunahani and Nisheka should be known as the same. After Avaadhakal, in the first time, the number of atoms consumed in the Prathamnisheka of the first Gunahani is the same as the number of dravya.
In the second time, the number of atoms consumed in the second Nisheka is the same as the number of dravya. In this way, in the number of times related to the time of one Gunahani, the number of atoms consumed is the same as the number of dravya in the first Gunahani. Afterwards (further), half the dravya is consumed in each Gunahani in the same order. Therefore, in Sarvagunahani, the atoms are consumed by dividing the entire Samayambaddha in the same order. So, this is the method of division of the Samayambaddha that binds in this way, and each Samayambaddha binds anew in each time, and they have an eternal relationship in the form of progeny. The number of Samayambaddha, binding and depletion in each time.