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Gommatasara Karmakanda-362
Sāsādana
In the Sāsādana and Miśraguna sthānas, the nature of the sattva sthāna and the bhangas and the types found in them are seen in relation to the bound and unbound lifespan. - The lifespan of the Madda. | 1 No. Ti. 141. 141 (148-7, in relation to the Bhujyamāna and Baddhyamāna. 1 No. Ma.
Two lifespans, the Tirthankara and the first sthāna. 1 Ti, Ma.
Āhārakacatuṣka) The Sāsādana guna sthāna can be attained by a being who binds all four lifespans. In the Mithyātva guna sthāna, 12 bhangas are said in relation to the bound lifespan, similarly here also there are 12 bhadras, but excluding the 2 Punaruktabhak and 5 Samabhanga, only 5 bhangas are taken.
Sāsādana
Unbound lifespan. | 1 No, 140 From the above 141 natures, in relation to the Baddhyamāna: ......ti..................! This sthāna, which is in the form of the 140 nature, becomes the first sthāna when the lifespan is reduced. Its four bhangas are in relation to the four gatis.
Sāsādana
1
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In relation to the bound lifespan, the second sthāna
145 | 145 (148-3, the lifespan of a human being who eats and the lifespan of a bound deva. 2 lifespans and the Tirthankara)
After binding the Āhārakacatuṣka, a human being can come to this guna sthāna. According to some Ācāryas, in this state, the Āhārakacatuṣka does not have sattva, i.e., the sattva of the 141 nature is present.
From the 145 natures of the second sthāna, which is said in relation to the bound lifespan, 144 natures remain when the lifespan of the bound deva is reduced.
Sāsādana
144
The second sthāna in relation to the unbound lifespan.