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Gommatasar Karmakanda-519
A being who dies in the first part of the Antarmuhurta is born among the gods. A being who dies in the second part of the Antarmuhurta is born among the gods or humans. A being who dies in the third part of the Antarmuhurta is born among the gods, humans, or animals. A being who dies in the fourth part of the Antarmuhurta is born in one of the following places: gods, humans, animals, or hell.
**Special Note:**
"How many types of beings are there? A man or a woman, whether they desire good or bad, what kind of beings are they?" (Churnisutra) This is the teaching of Yativrishabhacharya. In this, it is said that a Kritakritavedi being does not die. If this is the case, then how can it be said that humans are the masters of the twenty-two types of beings? Because the Kritakritavedi being dies, this is the teaching of Yativrishabhacharya. How can it be said that this is not the case? "If a Kritakritavedi being dies in the first part of the Kritakritavedi period, then according to the rules, it is born among the gods. If it is born among the hell beings, animals, or humans, then according to the rules, it dies in the Antarmuhurta period." This is known from the Churnisutra, which was spoken by Yativrishabhacharya, that the Kritakritavedi being dies. Now, the binding places of the name karma are called:
**Three types of binding places are described by the sage: Bhujakar, Alpatar, and Avasthit.**
**The first one binds the lesser beings, and later on, it binds the greater beings. This is called Bhujakar binding.**
1. Jayadhaval, Vol. 2, Page 213.
2. Jayadhaval, Vol. 2, Page 255.