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EL & H
Gommatsar Karmakanda - 548
(1+576+8+24+1152+1152+8) = 2921 bhangas are there, and there are 24 bhangas related to the duration of the language proficiency of the Samudghatakevali without a Tirthankara, but they are repetitive, so there is nothing special about them.
There is one bhang for the Tirthankara Kevali in the duration of the language proficiency of the 31 natural places, and there are 1152 bhangas for the six institutions - six sanhananas and the five pairs of Vihayogati, Subhaga, Susvara, Aadeya and Yashaskirti, in the case of the Sanjnipanceendriya Tiryancha with Udyota, and 8 bhangas for the Yashaskirti pair of the Dwiindriya, Triindriya, Chaturindriya and Asanjipanceendriya with Udyota, as there are two bhangas for each. In this way, there are (1+1152+8) 1961 bhangas in the 31 natural places. There is one bhang for the Samudghatakevali with the Tirthankara nature, but it is repetitive, and there is one bhang for the Ayogakevali with the Tirthankara nature in the 9 natural places, and one bhang for the 8 natural places without the Tirthankara nature, so in total (1+60+27+19+620+12+1175+1760+2921+1161+1+1) 7758 bhangas are there.
The repetitive bhangas mentioned in the previous gatha are called
Samannkevalissamuggadgadassatassavachibhanga. Titthassavisagabhanga samedi tatthekkamvanijjo ||606||
Meaning - In the duration of the language proficiency, the 24-24 bhangas are the same in the 30 natural places of the Samanyakevali and the Samanyasamudghatakevali, and the one-one bhangas in the 31 natural places of the Tirthankara Kevali and the Tirthankara Samudghatakevali are also the same, so these 25 bhangas should not be accepted as they are repetitive. Later, the bhangas in the Gunasthanas are called
Narayasanni manussurasuranam uvarimgunananbhanga je.
Punarutta idi avaniya bhaniya micchassabhangesu || 607 ||
Meaning - The bhangas in the higher Gunasthanas like Sasadanadi of the Naraki Sanjnitiryancha, Manushya and Devas are the same as the bhangas related to the Mithyatva Gunasthanas, so they are repetitive, so those repetitive bhangas are subtracted and they are also called only in the bhangas of the Mithyatva Gunasthanas.
Special Meaning - After subtracting one bhang related to the Tirthankara nature from the 60 bhangas of the 21 natural places, the remaining 59 bhangas, the 27 bhangas of the 24 natural places, the 18 bhangas remaining after removing one bhang related to Aharakamisra from the 19 bhangas of the 25 natural places, the 614 bhangas remaining after removing the 6 bhangas related to the institution of the Samanyasamudghatakevali from the 620 bhangas of the 26 natural places, the 12 bhangas of the 27 natural places after removing the Aharak and