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Gommatasara Karmakanda-623
Further, the text discusses the bondage, arising, and sattva-sthana in the case of Ahar-margana.
**Ahar-margana**
**Meaning:** In Ahar-margana, bondage and arising are like the Na-pumsaka-veda, but the difference is that there are no 21 natural arising-sthana here. The sattva-sthana are like the Purusha-veda.
**A-ahar-margana**
**Meaning:** Bondage, arising, and sattva-sthana in A-ahar-margana are like the Karman-kaya-yoga, but the difference is that there are two natural arising-sthana of 9 and 8, and two sattva-sthana of 10 and 9, in the case of A-yoga-kevali.
Thus, the essence of bondage, arising, and the three-fold combination of all 14 marganas has been clearly explained.
**Ahar-margana: Bondage, Arising, and Sattva-sthana**
**Aharaka** (8)
**A-aharaka**
**Bondage**
**Sthana**
**Number**
**Description of Bondage-sthana-gata Prakriti-number**
**Arising**
**Sthana**
**Number**
**Description of Arising-sthana-gata Sattva-prakriti-number**
**Sattva-sthana**
**Number**
**Description of Sattva-sthana-gata Prakriti-number**
6
23-25-26-28-29-30-31 and 1
23-25-26-28-29 and 30
8
4
24-25-26-27-28-29-30 and 31
20-21-9 and 8
Here 9 and 8 are in relation to A-yoga-kevali.
11
93-92-11-10
88-84-82-80
79-78 and 77
13
93-99-11-10
88-84-82-80-79-78-77
10 and 9
Here 10 and 1 are in relation to A-yoga-kevali.