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Gommatasar Karmakanda-30
Five, nine, two, twenty-eight, and four, in this order, are ninety-nine.
Two, five, and the aforementioned, these are one hundred and forty-eight sattvayoga.
Half - five jnanaavarana, nine darshanavarana, two vedanoy, twenty-eight mohaniya, four ayu, ninety-nine.
Namekarma, two gotra, and five antaraya, these one hundred and forty-eight prakritis are sattvayoga.
Further, in ghatiyakarma, there are two types: sarvaghati and deshghati. First, we will discuss sarvaghati.
The karma prakritis are called:
Kevalananaavarana, dasanchakkam, kasayabarasan,
Miccham cha sarvaghadi, sammamichcham abandhamhi. ||39||
Meaning - Kevaljnanaavarana, six darshanavarana, twelve kasaya, and mithyatva, these twenty prakritis are bandha.
In comparison, they are sarvaghati, but samyagmithyatva prakriti is sarvaghati in comparison to abandha.
Special meaning - Kevaljnanaavarana, kevaldarshanavarana, styanagridhi, etc., five nidra, and anantanubandhi, apratyakhyan, pratyakhyan, krodha, mana, maya, lobha, these twelve kasaya, and mithyatva, these twenty bandhayoga prakritis are sarvaghati.
And samyagmithyatva prakriti is somewhat sarvaghati, but not bandhayoga. It is sarvaghati in the form of jatyanta in udaya and sattva. Therefore, twenty-one prakritis are sarvaghati in comparison to udaya and sattva.
Then, the deshghati prakritis are called:
Nanaavarana chaukkam, tidasanam, sammagam cha sanjalanam.
Nav nokasaya vigdham, chhanvisa deshadhadio. ||40||
Meaning - Four jnanaavarana, three darshanavarana, samyaktva prakriti, four sanjalan, nine nokasaya, and five antaraya, these twenty-six prakritis are deshghati.
Special meaning - Mati, shruta, avadhi, man:paryaya, these four jnanaavarana, chakshu, achakshu, avadhi, these three darshanavarana, samyaktva, and sanchalan, krodha, mana, maya, lobha, hasya, rati, arati, shoka, bhaya, jugupsa, strived, punved, napumsakaved, these fourteen mohaniya, dan, labha, bhog, upbhog, and virya, these five antaraya, thus, all together, twenty-six prakritis are deshghati.
Doubt - Why are these twenty-six prakritis called deshghati?
Solution - These twenty-six prakritis do not completely destroy the jeevagunas, therefore, they are deshghati.