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Gommatasara Karmakanda-349: Knowing the 136 forms of Vaikriyika Angopanga, Vaikriyika Bandhana, Vaikriyika Sanghata in these 17 categories, here there are two bhangas: Bhujyamanatiryanchayu-Badyamanatiryanchayu and Bhujyamanatiryanchayu-Badyamanamanushyayu. However, Bhujyamanatiryanchayu and Badyamanatiryanchayu are considered one bhang because they are repetitive. Further, there are two bhangas compared to Abaddhayusk:
Narakchakkuvelle, Aaugbandhujjhide du bhangaa hu.
Igivigele sigibhangoo, tammi nare vidiumuppanne. ||370||
Meaning: Compared to Abaddhayusk, there are two bhangas in the eighth sattvasthana due to the change in ayubandha. The first bhang is the 130-form sattva of a one-sense or partially-disabled being in its own paryay, which stirs up the six categories of narakagati (hellish existence). The second bhang is the 130-form sattva of the same being after death, when it becomes a human, due to the change in ayu.
Special Meaning: Compared to Abaddhayuk, the eighth sattvasthana has 530 forms, including three ayus and 15 categories like Aharakchatushk, without Bhujyamanayu. Here, there are two bhangas. When the six categories of Narakshaṭk (Narakagati, Narakagatyānupūrvi, Vaikriyika Sharia, Vaikriyika Agopanga, Vaikriyika Bandhana, Vaikriyika Sanghata) are stirred up, a one-sense or partially-disabled being has 130 forms of sattva without three ayus and 15 categories like Aharakchatushk, totaling 18 categories. This is one bhang. The second bhang is when the same one-sense or partially-disabled being dies and is reborn as a human, where it has 130 forms of sattva without three ayus and 15 categories like Aharakchatushk, totaling 18 categories, in an insufficient period of time.
Compared to Baddhayusk, the ninth sattvasthana has 129 forms, which is the sattva of Tejakaya-Vayukaya beings when the higher gotra is stirred up. This is because the higher gotra is absent from the previously mentioned 130 forms. Here, there is only one bhang. The bhang of Bhujyamanatiryanchayu and Badyamanatiryanchayu is repetitive. There are no other types of bhang here, so this one should be accepted. Similarly, the ninth sattvasthana has 129 forms compared to Abaddhayusk. This is the same as the sattva of Baddhayusk, so it should not be accepted because it is repetitive.
Compared to Baddhayusk, the tenth sattvasthana has 127 forms, which is the sattva of Agnigaya-Vayukaya beings when the human dwika is stirred up. This is because the categories of Manushya Gati and Manushya Gatyānupūrvi are absent from the previously mentioned 529 forms. Here, there is only one bhang. Similarly, the tenth sattvasthana has 127 forms compared to Abaddhayusk. Thus, compared to Baddhayusk and Abaddhayusk, this...