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... Gommatasara Karmakanda-527 Bhujakarabhangasandristi
Prakrutirupa Sthan
Gunakar
1,53,989
9,76,030
13,999 13,929 13,897 13,888
4640
4,42,704
1.24.992
9248
4,29,10,720
Now, the number of Avasthitabhanga is said to be:
Bhujagara-ppadaraanam bhangasamaaso samo hu micchass.
Panatisam chauranavadi satthi chodaalamankakame. ||571||
Meaning: In the Mithyadristi Gunasthan, the number of Bhujakar and Alpatar is the same, and it is 4,46,09,435, which is obtained by placing the digits 35, 89, 60, and 44 in the order of "Ankana Vamato Mati". This is the number of Bhujakar, and the number of Alpatar is also the same. By adding these two numbers, the number of Avasthitabhanga is 8,92,18,870. This is because, in Bhujakar and Alpatar bhangas, wherever there is a bond of a particular nature, there is an Avasthitabandh in the second and subsequent times. Here, the purpose of multiplying the bhangas with each other to obtain Bhujakaradi bhangas is to know the Bhujakaradi from other bhangas. Up to this point, the statement is with respect to the Mithyatva Gunasthan. Further, Bhujakaradi bhangas are mentioned in the Asanyata Gunasthan.
Devaththavis nardevugutiss manussatis bandhayde.
Tichhanavanavadugabhangaa titthaviheena hu punarutta. ||572||
Meaning: In the Asanyata Gunasthan, there are 36992 Bhujakarabhangas in 28 natural places with Devagati, 29 natural places with human or Devagati, and 30 natural places with human Gati. The bhangas that are devoid of Tirthankara nature are repeated, because they are included in the bhangas of Mithyadristi.