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Gommatasara Karmakanda - 448
There are 95 total bhangas (breaks) for the 3-3 bhangas in the places of the bondage forms of nature. Thus, in all the gunasthana (quality places), the number of bhangas of the Bhujakara bandha (arm-like bondage) should be known as 127.
**Special Note:** Here, first, the bhangas of the Bhujakara bandha are mentioned.
A jiva (soul) residing in the Mithyatva gunasthana (false belief quality place) has bondage of only 22 types of Mohaniya karma (delusive karma). There is no place of bondage for more types of Mohaniya karma, therefore, there is no bhang of Bhujakara bandha here.
In the Sasadan gunasthana (body-making quality place), there are 21 types of bondage-worthy karma, which have four bhangas. First, when a jiva comes from the Sasadan to the Mithyatva gunasthana by binding the 22 types of karma, then there are six bhangas related to the place of bondage of 22 types of karma in Mithyadristi (false vision). Multiplying the four bhangas of the 21 types of karma by the six bhangas of the 22 types of karma, there are 24 bhangas of this Bhujakara.
Similarly, in the Misra gunasthana (mixed quality place), there are two bhangas of the 17 types of karma. When a jiva comes from here to the Mithyatva gunasthana, then multiplying the two bhangas of the 17 types of karma by the six bhangas of the 22 types of karma in Mithyadristi, there are 12 bhangas of this Bhujakara.
In the Asanyata gunasthana (uncontrolled quality place), there are two bhangas of the 17 types of karma. When a jiva comes from here to the Sasadan gunasthana and binds 21 types of karma, which have four bhangas. Multiplying these four bhangas by the two bhangas of the 17 types of karma, there are eight bhangas of the Bhujakara bandha. And if it comes to Mithyatva, then it binds 22 types of karma, which have six bhangas. Therefore, multiplying these six bhangas by the two bhangas of the 17 types of karma, there are 12 bhangas of this Bhujakara. Thus, there are 12 + 8 = 20 bhangas of the two Bhujakara bandhas.
In the Deshasanyata gunasthana (controlled quality place), there are two bhangas of the 13 types of karma. When a jiva falls from here to the Misra or Asanyata gunasthana, or dies and goes to the Deva Asanyata, it binds 17 types of karma, which also have two bhangas. Therefore, multiplying the two bhangas of the 13 types of karma by the two bhangas of the 17 types of karma, there are four bhangas of this Bhujakara bandha. And if it comes to the Sasadan gunasthana, it binds 21 types of karma, which have four bhangas. Multiplying these four bhangas by the two bhangas of the 13 types of karma, there are eight bhangas of this Bhujakara. If it comes to Mithyatva, it binds 22 types of karma, which have six bhangas. Multiplying these bhangas by the two bhangas mentioned earlier, there are 12 bhangas of this Bhujakara bandha. Thus, there are 4 + 8 + 12 = 24 bhangas of the three Bhujakara bandhas related to the Deshasanyata gunasthana, which are related to the 17, 21, and 22 types of karma.
In the Pramatta gunasthana (distracted quality place), there are two bhangas of the 9 types of karma. If a jiva goes from here to the Deshasanyata gunasthana, it binds 13 types of karma, which have two bhangas. Therefore, 2 x 2 = 4 bhangas are of this Bhujakara bandha. And if it comes to the Misra or Asanyata gunasthana, it binds 17 types of karma, which have two bhangas. Therefore, 2 x 2 = 4 bhangas are also of this Bhujakara. If it attains the Sasadan gunasthana, it binds 21 types of karma, which have four bhangas. So, 2 x 4 = 8 bhangas are of this Bhujakara bandha. And if it comes to the Mithyatva gunasthana, it binds 22 types of karma, which have...