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Gommatsar Karmakanda-445 states the number of Bhujakarabandha etc. found in the 10 bandhasthanas of the Mohaniya Karma.
Ten, twenty, eleven, thirty-three are the bandhasthanas of Moha. ... Bhuga-tapa, or, An-madina-ni-vi, ya, Saman-ne. ||468||
Meaning- In the aforementioned 10 bandhasthanas of Mohaniya Karma, generally Bhujakara bandha is 20, Alpatarbandha is 11 and Avasthitbandha is 33. The characteristics of Bhujakara-Alpatar-Avasthitbandha are explained by the Acharya himself in the next stanza.
Appam bandhato, bahu-bandhe bahu-ga-du appam-bandhe-vi.
Ubhayattha same bandhe, bhujaga-radi kame hoti. ||469|| Meaning- When the bandha of Alp-prakritis happens first and then the bandha of Adhik-prakritis happens, it is called Bhujakara bandha. When the bandha of Adhik-prakritis happens first and then the bandha of Alp-prakritis happens, it is called Alpatarbandha. In Bhujakara and Alpatarbandha, the number of prakritis that were bound initially remains the same even later, this is called Avasthit bandha. And, due to the word 'api', there is also Avaktvyabandh in these places.
Note- When there was no bandha of Mohaniya Karma initially, but it gets bound later, this is called Avaktvyabandh. Then, the number of bhangas of Samanya-Avaktvyabandh is stated.
Saman-na-avatt-bvo, odar-man-am-mi ek-kayam bharane.
Ek-kam cha hodi ettha-vi, do cheva avatt-i-da bhang-a. ||470|| Meaning- Generally (without mentioning the number of bhangas), there is one Avaktvyabandh from the Upshama-shreni, and the second Avaktvyabandh happens due to death at that very place. Thus, there are two Avaktvyabandhas, and similarly, in the second and subsequent times, there are only two Avasthitbandhas when the bandha happens in the same way.
1. Bhujakara: twenty (20). Alpatarbandha: eleven (11). Avaktvyau: 2. Thus, all together, in short, the Avasthitbandhas are thirty-three (33).