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Gommatasar Karmakanda-482
There are thirteen, twelve, and eleven nature-forms of three sattva-sthana for a being who ascends the ladder with the rise of the Purusha-veda, in the part of the A-nivrttikarana-guna-sthana where the Purusha-veda and the four Sanjvalana-kashaya are bound. There are two nature-forms of two sattva-sthana for a being who ascends the ladder with the rise of the Stri-veda, and there is one nature-form of thirteen sattva-sthana for a being who ascends the ladder with the rise of the Napumsaka-veda.
Special Meaning: From the first time of the A-nivrttikarana-guna-sthana until the cessation of the binding of the Purusha-veda, there are five nature-forms of binding-sthana of the Mohaniya karma, which are the four Sanjvalana-kashaya and the Purusha-veda. For a being who has ascended the ladder with the destruction of the Purusha-veda, there are fifty-three nature-forms of sattva-sthana in the beginning of the A-nivrttikarana-guna-sthana, twelve nature-forms of sattva-sthana after the destruction of the Napumsaka-veda, and eleven nature-forms of sattva-sthana after the destruction of the Stri-veda. In the two extreme times of the Saveda-bhaga, the old karma of the Purusha-veda, which is situated in the existence of the six non-kashaya, is destroyed. Although five nature-forms of sattva-sthana are found in the extreme time of the Saveda-bhaga, four nature-forms of binding-sthana are found because the Purusha-veda is not bound. This is because two nature-forms of the Mohaniya karma (Purusha-veda - one Sanjvalana-kashaya) are found in the five nature-forms of the Udaya-sthana (Purusha-veda and four Sanjvalana-kashaya), and four nature-forms (four Sanjvalana-kashaya) are found in the two binding-sthana, and thirteen, twelve, and eleven nature-forms are found in the three sattva-sthana. Therefore, five nature-forms of sattva-sthana are not possible in the five nature-forms of binding-sthana of the Mohaniya karma.
For a being who has ascended the ladder with the destruction of the Stri-veda, there are thirteen nature-forms of sattva-sthana in the beginning of the A-nivrttikarana-guna-sthana, and twelve nature-forms of sattva-sthana after the destruction of the Napumsaka-veda. For a being who has ascended the ladder with the destruction of the Napumsaka-veda, there are fifty-two nature-forms of sattva-sthana in the extreme time of the Saveda-bhaga after the destruction of the Stri-veda, but five nature-forms of binding-sthana are not found because the Purusha-veda is not bound at that time. Therefore, there is one nature-form of thirteen sattva-sthana for a being with the Napumsaka-veda.
The Purusha-veda rises with the ascent, the Purusha-veda rises in the last part of the last time.
In the Tappani-dhimmi-dara, the Avagada-veda rises.
. Go, K, Gatha 667.
3. Jayadhaval Pu.2 p. 246.
1. Jayadhaval Pu.2 p. 2431 2 4. Go, K, Gatha 484, second half.