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Gommatasar Karmakanda-390
A concise explanation of the 36 Sattva-sthana and their 38 Bhangas in the Kshapaka-anivrittikaran Gunasthana
Sattva Pra.
138 | 122 | 114 | 113 | 112 |
Naraka, Tiryancha and Devayur are absent
Bhan
Sattva Pra.
137 / 121
5
104 103 | 10
Aharaka | Tirthankara Chatushkara are absent | absent
Sattva Pra.
134 | 118
Bhaj
Sattva
Pra.
Tirthankara and
Aharaka Chatushkara are absent
Bhang
Where there is one Bhang, know that Bhang as Bhujyamanamanushyayurup. The explanation of two Bhangas is as follows: If a being whose Tirthankara nature is absent, while ascending the Kshapaka category, experiences the rise of Striveda in the Anivrittikaran Gunasthana, then he will first destroy the Napumsakaved and then destroy the Striveda. But if the rise of Napumsakaved occurs while ascending the category, then he will first destroy the Striveda and then destroy the Napumsakaved. Therefore, there are two Bhangas. That is, know that there are two Bhangas: one with Striveda present and Napumsakaved absent, and the other with Napumsakaved present and Striveda absent. Now, in the Kshapaka-sukshma-samparaya and Kshina-kshaya Gunasthana, Sattva-sthana and Bhang are said to be:
Aniyahi-charimathana, chattarivi ekkahiin suhumassa.
Te igidoonnivihinam, khinasavi hoti thanani. ||389|| Meaning: In the Kshapaka-anivrittikaran Gunasthana, the last place with 103 nature, which was said to be without Sajwalanmana, has four places with 103-102-9998 nature, which are obtained by subtracting zero, one, four, and five nature respectively in its four rows. By subtracting Sajwalanmaya from these four, the places with 102-101-18 and 97 nature become the Kshapaka-sukshma-samparaya Gunasthana. And in all these four places, Sajwalanlobha