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Gommatasara Karmakanda-567 Now, in the Uttaraprakritis, the three-fold combination of Bandha, Udaya, and Sattvarupa is called Bhang.
Bandhodayakammamsa Nanavaranantarayie Pancha!
Bandhovarame Vi Taha Udayamsa Honti Pancheva ||630|| Meaning - There are five-five Bandha, Udaya, and Sattvarupa in the form of the five-five prakritis of Jnanavaran and Antarayakarma, up to the subtle Samprayay Gunasthan. And even in the absence of Bandha, there are five-five prakritis of Udaya and Sattvarupa in the Upshantamoha and Kshinamoha Gunasthan. Here, Ansha is a synonym for Sattwa. That is, the word Ansha should be taken as Sattwa.
The Uttaraprakriti of Jnanavaran-Antarayakarma, in relation to the Gunasthan of Bandha-Udaya-Sattwa, is as follows:
Mithyatva
Sasadan
Mishra
Asanthata
Desasayata
EHR
PhKE
Apuvarkaran
-IIhE
Kshaya
- | Anivriti.
Helihat
Bandha 1 Gunasthan
Kshinakshaya
-
Udaya
|
Bidiyavarane Navabandhagesu Chadupanchaudaya Navasatta. Chabbandhagesu Evam Tah Chadubandhe Chadansa Ya ||631 || Uvaradbandhe Chadupanchaudaya Nava Chhaccha Satva Chadu Jugalam.
Tadayam Godam Aum Vibhaj Moham Param Voccham ||632 || Jummam. || Meaning - The 9 prakritis of Darshanavaranakarma, in the Mithyatva and Sasadan Gunasthan, have Udaya of five or four, and Sattwa of nine prakritis. Similarly, for those with six prakritis of Bandha, the Udaya is four or five, and the Sattwa is six, up to the first part of the Apuvarkaran Gunasthan, which is of both categories (Mishra).
1. This gatha is from Pra.Pan.San. p. 299 gatha 8.
2. See also Pra.Pan.San. p. 300-302 gatha 10-14.