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## Gommatasara Karmakanda - 460
There are 24 bhangas in each of the above mentioned places. In the 10 places of the nature-form of the arising place, there are 12 bhangas because the arising of the four kshayas, starting with anger, happens with each of the four vedas. In these 12 bhangas, multiplying by the qualities of laughter-attraction or aversion-sorrow, there are 24 bhangas. Similarly, in other places, there are 24 bhangas each, and there are 24 bhangas in one place of two nature-forms and 11 bhangas in one place of one nature-form. Further, the rules for the bhangas of the places of two and one nature-forms are stated as follows:
**Udayatthanaṁ doṇhaṁ, paṇabandhe hodi doṇhamekasssā.
Catuvihabandhaṭṭhāṇe, seseseṁ haṁve ṭhāṇaṁ. ||482||**
**Meaning:** In the non-annihilation-making guna-sthana, where there is bondage of five natures, in the first part, there is the arising of two natures, namely kshaya and veda. In the second part, where there is bondage of four natures, for a certain time, there is the arising of two natures, namely one veda and one kshaya. Thus, in both of these, there is the arising of one nature each from the three vedas and the four burning kshayas, resulting in a place of two nature-forms. And in the places of bondage of four, three, two, and one nature, and in the place of non-bondage, there is the arising of one kshaya each from the four, three, two, one, and one burning kshayas respectively, resulting in one nature-form arising place each. Therefore, there are 4, 3, 2, 1, and 1 bhangas there. Thus, there are 11 bhangas in one nature-form arising place, 24 bhangas in two nature-form arising place, and a total of 24+11=35 bhangas.
**Special Meaning:** In the non-annihilation-making, due to the arising of two, there is the arising of one each of the three vedas and four burning kshayas in the parts of the non-annihilation-making of five-bondage and four-bondage, resulting in a place of two nature-forms. There, the four burning kshayas, namely anger, pride, deceit, and greed, multiplied by the three vedas, result in 12 bhangas. Two times twelve, twelve, and twelve, i.e., 5, 4. That is, in the non-annihilation-making guna-sthana, there are 12 and 12 bhangas in the place of bondage of two natures and five natures, and 12 bhangas in the place of bondage of four natures, resulting in a total of 24 bhangas. Further, this is explained in detail in four gatha-sutras:
**Aṇiyaṭṭikaraṇapaḍhamā, saṇḍhitthīṇaṁ ca sarisa udayaddhā.
Tatto muhuttaṁte, kamaso purisādiudayaddhā. ||483||**
**Meaning:** From the first time of the first part of the non-annihilation-making guna-sthana to the end time of the veda part, the time of arising of the neuter veda and the female veda is the same. And from that, the time of arising of the male veda and the four burning kshayas, starting with anger, is to be known as more by an inner muhurta, an inner muhurta, respectively.
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**1. Pra. Pa. Sa. Pri. 328.**