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Gommatasara Karmakanda - 538
There are 25 natural places suitable for arising, or 25 natural places suitable for arising in the mixed time of gods and hell beings by combining the limbs and parts of the Vaikriya. Thus, there are three places of 25 natural places. By adding one natural place from Attap and Udyot to the 25 natural places suitable for arising of a one-sensed being, there are 26 natural places suitable for arising in the body-fulfillment of a one-sensed being. By adding Ucchvas to those 25 natural places of a one-sensed being, there are 26 natural places suitable for arising in the breath-fulfillment of a one-sensed being, or by adding the limbs and parts of the Audarika and one Sanhanan to the 24 natural places, there are 26 natural places suitable for arising in the mixed time of the Audarika of the two-sensed, three-sensed, four-sensed, five-sensed, ordinary human, and Niratishaya Kevali's pair of doors. Thus, know the three places of 26 natural places. By adding the limbs and parts of the Aharaka, Parghat, and Prashasta Vihayogati, these three natural places, to the 24 natural places, there are 27 natural places suitable for arising in the body-fulfillment of the Aharaka in the Prammatta Guna-sthana, or by adding the Tirthankara natural place to the aforementioned 26 natural places of the Samudghata Kevali, there is a place of 27 natural places suitable for arising of the Tirthankara Samudghata Kevali, or by adding the limbs and parts of the Vaikriya, Parghat, and the Aprashasta Vihayogati of the hell being and the Prashasta Vihayogati of the god, these three natural places, to the aforementioned 24 natural places, there are 27 natural places suitable for arising in the body-fulfillment of the god and hell being, or by adding Parghat, and one of them, and Ucchvas, these three natural places, to the aforementioned 24 natural places, there are 27 natural places suitable for arising in the breath-fulfillment of a one-sensed being. Thus, there are four places of 27 natural places. By adding the limbs and parts of the Audarika, one Sanhanan, Parghat, and Yathayogya Vihayogati, these four natural places, to the 24 natural places, there are 28 natural places suitable for arising in the body-fulfillment of the ordinary human or the Samudghata Kevali in the form of the original body, or the two-sensed, three-sensed, four-sensed, and five-sensed Tiryancha, entering the original body, or by adding the limbs and parts of the Aharaka, Parghat, Prashasta Vihayogati, and Ucchvas, these four, to the aforementioned 24 natural places, there are 28 natural places suitable for arising in the breath-fulfillment, or by adding the limbs and parts of the Vaikriya, Parghat, Yathasambhava Vihayogati, and Ucchvas natural place, to the 24 natural places, there are 28 natural places suitable for arising in the breath-fulfillment of the god and hell being. Thus, know the three places of 28 natural places.
By adding the Ucchvas natural place to the 28 natural places of the ordinary human or the Samudghata Kevali, there are 29 natural places suitable for arising in the breath-fulfillment of the ordinary human or the Samudghata Kevali entering the original body, or by adding the limbs and parts of the Audarika, one Sanhanan, Parghat, one Vihayogati, and Udyot natural place, to the 24 natural places, there are 29 natural places suitable for arising in the body-fulfillment of the two-sensed, three-sensed, four-sensed, and five-sensed Tiryancha, or by adding one limb and part, one Sanhanan, one Nihayogati, Parghat, and Ucchvas natural place, to the 24 natural places, there are 29 natural places suitable for arising in the breath-fulfillment of the two-sensed, three-sensed, four-sensed, and five-sensed Tiryancha, or by adding the limbs and parts of the Audarika, Sanhanan, Parghat, Prashasta Vihayogati, and Tirthankara natural place, to the 24 natural places, there are 29 natural places suitable for arising in the body-fulfillment of the Samudghata Tirthankara Kevali.