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Gommatasar Karmakanda - 533
Coming to the Sukṣmasāmprāyaguṇasthāna, it binds one natural place, hence 1 bhang. And when the Devāsanyata (non-restrained) die, they bind 29 natural places with the human realm and 8 bhangs each, and 30 natural places with the Tirthankara and the human realm and 8 bhangs each. Hence, there are 16 bhangs related to these two places. In this way, one should know that there are 1 + 16 = 17 bhangs in the Avaktāvya bandha. And in the second and subsequent times, the same binding occurs. Therefore, the Avasthitabandhas are the same.
**The Sight of Avaktāvya Bhangas**
Sukṣma Sa. Gu.
Nature 1
Bhang 1
Upaśāntakṣaya
Guṇasthāna
Nature
Aj
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Devāsanyata Gu.
29
8
Upaśāntakṣaya
Guṇasthāna
Devāsanyata Gu.
30
8
Upaśāntakṣaya
Guṇasthāna
**Bhujagāre Appade'avattavve Ṭhāidūṇ Sambandho.**
**Hodi Avadibandho Tabbhangā Tassa Bhangā Hu.** || 582 ||
**Meaning:** When Bhujakāra, Alpantara, and Avaktāvya bhangas are established, the binding of the natures with the same number of bhangs occurs simultaneously. The same binding of those natures with the same number of bhangs in the second and subsequent times is called Avasthitabandhas. Therefore, the number of bhangs in the Avasthitabandhas is the same as the number of bhangs in the three types of binding, Bhujakāra, etc.