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Mootsaar Karmakaand-429
As there are two types of bondage, namely Akarmabandh and Karmabandh, based on the difference between Akarmabandh and Karmabandh. Of these, the one that receives the atoms situated in the Akarma form from the Karmavargana is Akarmabandh, and the one that transforms the Pudgalas situated in the Karma form into another nature form is Karmabandh. For example, when the Karma that has been bound in the form of Saatarupa, when it transforms into Asaatarupa upon the meeting of the internal cause of Karma, or when the Karma bound in the form of Kshaya, after the Karma bandhavali, transforms into Nokshaya form, then it is called Karmabandh, because these are bound again in the form of Karmaantararupa without giving up the Karma form.
Even in Apकर्षण and उत्कर्षण, Karma is bound again in the form of Sthityantar and Anubhagantara without giving up the Karma form, therefore Apकर्षण-उत्कर्षण is also included in the transition. Thus, along with bondage, transition, Apकर्षण and उत्कर्षण have been mentioned.
Sattva- 'Bandho cheva bandhavidiyasamayaphudi santakamman uchchadi jaav pillevancharimasaoti'- that is, the name Sattva or Satkarma is given to bondage from the second time of binding to the last time of destruction, that is, Kshapan. After Akarmabandh form and Karmabandh form transition, उत्कर्षण and Apकर्षण, there is Sattva of Karma, and until that Karma is experienced and attains Akarma state, the Sattva of that Karma remains. Therefore, only those Karmas that have Sattva are experienced. That experience is through Karmodaya and Udirana. It is also said- "Kadham pun udyaodirananam vedagavavaeso? Na, vedijamanattasaamannavakkhae donhame desin tasvayassiddhiae virohabhavaado." That is, both Udaya and Udirana are experienced from the general point of view, in this regard, there is no contradiction in the proof of the name Vedak of both of them. Therefore, the first Karmodaya is mentioned in the experienced Udaya and Udirana.
Udaya- "Te dhyey phaladaanasamae udayavavaes padivajanti" that is, the Karma skandha associated with the Jiva, at the time of giving the fruit, attains the name 'Udaya'. "So cheva dusamayadhiybandhavaliyae didikkhaeen udhae padamano udayasanniido." That is, the bound Karma, after the lapse of two times of the bandhavali, falls into Udaya from the destruction of the Nishekasthiti, that is, it is called Udaya. '“Taththoyodo naama kammanam jahakalajaniido phalavishaago. Kammodayo udayo tti bhanidam hodi.' That is, the name of the fruit ripening that is born in due time is Karmodaya. The name of Karmodaya is Udaya. This is the meaning of the above statement. "Swaphalsampadanasaamarthya1.dh.pu.6 p. 201.
2. Jayadhaval pu. 10 p. 2. 3. Jayadhabal bhu. 1 p. 295 peragraphanam. 250 (prathamasanskaranapesha) tatha dvitiyavritti ki apesha pu, 265 pan. nan. 7. 4. dh. pu.6 p. 202.
5. Jayadh. pu. 10 p. 25