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Gommatasar Karmakanda - 312
The names of the natures that are eligible for decay (separation from sattva) in the Gunasthanas of Kshapaka, Anivrittikaran, etc., are mentioned in two verses.
Nirityarikhadhu Viyalam Srinatigujovataveindi. Saharanasuhumathavar, Solan Majjhimakasayankam. || 338 ||
Sanditthi Chakkasaya, Puriso Koho Ya Man Mayam Cha. Thule Suhume Loho, Udayam Va Hodi Khinamhi. || 339 || Jummam.
Meaning - In the first part of the Anivrittikaran Gunasthan, the following 16 natures are separated from sattva: Narakagati (hellish path) - Narakagatyanupurvi, Tiryanchagati (animal path) - Tiryanchagatyanupurvi, Vikalatraya (three types of विकल), Styanagridhi (three types of sleep), Udyot (brightness), Atap (heat), Ekendriya (one-sense), Sadharan (ordinary), Sukshma (subtle), and Stavar (stationary). In the second part, the four Kashayas of Apratyakhyan (non-rejection) and the four Kashayas of Pratyakhyan (rejection) - a total of eight - are separated from sattva. In the third part, Napumsakaved (eunuch knowledge), in the fourth part, Strived (female knowledge), in the fifth part, six non-Kashayas like Hasya (laughter), in the sixth part, Purushaved (male knowledge), in the seventh part, Sajjwalan Krodha (burning anger), in the eighth part, Na Saknaman (inability to bear), in the ninth part, Sajjwalan Maya (burning delusion). Thus, in the Anivrittikaran Gunasthan, a total of (16+8+1+1+6+1+1+1+1) 36 natures are separated from sattva. In the Sukshma Samparaya Gunasthan, there is separation from sattva of 5 Jnanavarana (knowledge obscurations), 4 Darshanavarana (perception obscurations), 5 Antaraya (hindrances), Nidra (sleep), and Prachala (agitation) - a total of 16 natures, similar to the separation of Sajjwalan Lobha (burning greed) in the Kshina Kashaya Gunasthan and Udayavyuchchitti (separation from arising). There is no separation from sattva for the Sayogakevali.
Now, the names of the natures that are separated from sattva in the Ayogikevali Gunasthan are mentioned:
Dehaadi Fassanta, Thirasuhsarasuravihayadhu Dug Bhagam. Niminajas'anadajjam, Patteya Punna Aguruchau. || 340 ||
Anudayatadayam Nicham - Jogidhucharimhamhi Satavocchhinna. Udayagabar Naranu, Teras Charimhamhi Vocchhinna. || 349 || Jummam.
Meaning - The five bodies, five bonds, five aggregates, six abodes, three limbs and appendages, six consolidations, five colors, two smells, five tastes, eight touches, stable-unstable, auspicious-inauspicious, good voice-bad voice, Devagati (heavenly path) - Devagatyanupurvi, praiseworthy-unpraiseworthy Vihayogati (path of liberation), Durbhaga (unfortunate), Nirman (creation), Ayashaskirti (bad reputation), Anadeya (unworthy), Pratyek (individual), Aparayapt (incomplete), Agurulaghu (heavy-light), Upghāt (self-harm), Parghāt (harm to others), Uchchvas (exhalation), and one of the seven Vedaniya (objects of knowledge) - Asata (non-existent) - and Nichagotra (low birth) - a total of 72 natures are separated from sattva in the Ayogi Gunasthan at the time of the second last stage.