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Gommatasara Karmakanda-569
It is both sāta and asāta until the sa-yogi-guṇa-sthāna. At the end of the a-yogi-guṇa-sthāna, the sattva is of the one that arises, therefore, in relation to the guṇa-sthānas, the bhandha and udaya of the vedaniya karma are both sāta until the pramatta guṇa-sthāna, or the bhandha is sāta and the udaya is asāta, or the bhandha is asāta and the udaya is sāta, or both the bhandha and udaya are asāta. In this way, there are four bhangas. Further, until the sa-yogi, only the bhandha is sāta, therefore, there are two bhangas: both the bhandha or udaya and sattva are sāta, or the bhandha is sāta, the udaya is asāta, and the sattva is both. There is no bhandha of the a-yogi-kevali. Until the dvi-charma-samaya, both the udaya and sattva are sāta, or the udaya is asāta and the sattva is both. However, at the charma-samaya, there are four bhangas: the udaya and sattva are both sāta, or the udaya and sattva are both asāta.
A summary of the number of bhangas of the vedaniya karma in relation to the guṇa-sthānas:
Guṇa-sthāna
Mithyatva
Sāsādana
Miśra
Asanyata
Deśa-sanyata
Pramatta
Apramatta
Apūrva-karaṇa
Anivṛtti
Sūkṣma-sāmpa
Upaśānta-kaṣāya
Kṣīṇa-kaṣāya
Sa-yogi-kevali
A-yogi-kevali
Total number of bhangas
Number of bhangas
Further, the bhangas related to the gotra karma are described in four gāthās:
nīcuccāṇega-daraṁ bandhu-dayā honti sambhavaṭṭhāṇe |
dosattā-yogitti ya carime uccaṁ have sattāṁ ||635||
Meaning: The bhandha and udaya of both the nīca-gotra and ucca-gotra occur in their respective places, and the sattva is both in the dvi-charma-samaya of the a-yogi, but only the sattva of the ucca-gotra is found in the charma-samaya of the a-yogi.
uccuvvellida-teū vāummi ya nīcameva sattāṁ tu |
sesi-givi-yale sayale nīcaṁ ca dugaṁ ca sattāṁ tu ||636||
Meaning: The sattva of the nīca-gotra is found in the teja-kāya and vāyu-kāya jīvas who have experienced the udvelanā of the ucca-gotra, and the sattva of the nīca-gotra or both is found in the remaining eka-indriya, vikala-indriya, and saka-indriya.
This is further clarified in the next gāthā.