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Gommatsar Karmakanda - 360
There are 4 and 2 bhangas in two sattvasthanas respectively, compared to abaddhayushk. Thus, know the 12 bhangas related to the four sthans. In the case of mishra gunasthan, there are five bhangas in each of the four sthans compared to baddhayushk, and four bhangas in each of the four sthans compared to abaddhayushk. Thus, there are 36 bhangas in eight sthans.
**Verse 375k**
"By binding the devayu, one attains the state of upshamsamyaktva (seventh gunasthan) and by binding the aharak, one attains the sasadan gunasthan. In this case, there is only one bhang compared to the ayubandha of the previous state."
**Verse 375kh**
"The bhangas in the bhandaughatan are two, one for the bhujjamana and one for the manuva. The devayu, in the case of the devayu, is known as vidyo."
**Meaning:**
When a devayu binds himself and attains upshamsamyaktva (seventh gunasthan), he binds the aharak and attains the sasadan gunasthan. In this case, there is only one bhang compared to the ayubandha of the previous state.
A man who is an upshamsamyagdristi binds the aharak chatushk and attains the sasadan gunasthan. If he then binds the devayu, there are two bhangas in the sasadan gunasthan compared to his bhujjamana ayu. The first bhang is the "manushyayu" in the sasadan gunasthan. The second bhang is the "devayu" when he dies and is reborn as a deva in the sasadan gunasthan.
**Special Meaning:**
In the sasadan gunasthan, there are five bhangas compared to the 141 baddhayushk in the sattvasthan, excluding the samabhang and punaruktabhang. In the 140 abaddhayushk in the sattvasthan, there are four bhangas compared to the bhujjamana four ayus. In the 145 baddhayushk, there is only one bhang compared to the aharak chatushk that binds to the sasadan gunasthan. In the 144 abaddhayushk, there are two bhangas. The first bhang is when an upshamsamyagdristi who has the bhujjamana manushyayu binds the aharak chatushk and attains the sasadan gunasthan. The second bhang is when an upshamsamyagdristi who has the devayu binds the aharak chatushk and attains the sasadan gunasthan, dies, and is reborn as a deva. In this case, the sattva of the bhujjamana devayu is found.
**Doubt:**
Why are the remaining four bhangas of ayubandha not present?
**Solution:**
According to verse 334, a man cannot hold samayam if he binds any other ayu besides the devayu. A samayi man binds the aharak body in the seventh gunasthan. Therefore, the remaining four bhangas are not possible besides the manushyayu and devayu.