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## Gommatasara Karmakanda - 226
The remaining niṣeka arise in the future. Finally, due to the binding of time-bound karma, there are now 47 ābādhā kāla and 47 niṣeka. The 9 forms of the 47 niṣeka that have already passed are now very subtle in the present time and are not being destroyed. Therefore, the sarvaniṣeka of those who were bound by time-bound karma in the past have been destroyed, so they have no purpose.
Thus, in the present time, from 512 to 9, all niṣeka arise simultaneously. Their sum is called the arising of all time-bound karma. As one time-bound karma atom is destroyed, one time-bound karma atom is newly bound, and a slightly more than half-diminished number of time-bound karma atoms remain in existence.
The statement of the meaning is like the statement of the number. Therefore, karma atoms are said to be infinite in number from the places of the abhāvya and the infinite parts of the Siddhas in one time-bound karma.
"Thus ends the section on the binding of karma." In this way, the section on binding is complete in the chapter on the arising, existence, and authority of binding.
## Gommatasara Karmakanda - 261
Now, after describing the four types of binding, we will discuss the rule of arising in the guna-sthānas.
**"The arising of the āhāra-śarīra and āhāra-anopāna occurs only in the pramatta guna-sthāna. The arising of the tīrthaṅkara-prakrti occurs only in the sayogi and ayogi-kevali. The arising of the miśra-mohaniya occurs only in the samyag-mithyātvā guna-sthāna. The arising of the samyaktva-prakrti occurs only in the vedaka-samyag-dṛṣṭi, which is in the four guna-sthānas of asanyata, etc. The arising of the anupūrvi occurs only in the mithyā-dṛṣṭi, sā-sādana, and asanyata guna-sthānas. There is no arising of these elsewhere."**
## Gommatasara Karmakanda - 262
Now, we will discuss some special features related to the arising of anupūrvi karma.
**"The anupūrvi karma does not go to the hell, nor does it go to the tīrthaṅkara. It arises in the mithyā-dṛṣṭi, etc., and it is the last of the last."**