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Gommatasar Karmakanda - 669
## Chapter 669: Karmakanda
**Verse 4:**
There are 43 bandha-pratyaya (binding factors) remaining after excluding the 14 yogas (states of being) from the 57 total, excluding the 13 yogas that are not specific to each individual.
**Verse 5:**
The 12 bandha-pratyaya in the Aharak and Aharak-Mishra-Kaya-Yoga (food-related and food-mixed body-related yogas) are the four Sanchalana-Kashaya (mobile passions), the seven Nokashaya (non-passions), and the Swakiya-Yoga (self-related yoga).
**Verse 6:**
For Purusha-Vedi (male-bodied) beings, there are 55 bandha-pratyaya remaining after excluding the Stri-Ved (female-bodied) and Napumsaka-Ved (neuter-bodied) yogas. For Stri-Ved and Napumsaka-Ved beings, there are 153 bandha-pratyaya remaining after excluding the Aharak and Aharak-Mishra-Kaya-Yoga, and the two opposing Vedas.
**Explanation:**
Excluding the four Kshaya (passions) from the desired Krodha (anger) etc. Kshaya, there are 45 bandha-pratyaya remaining.
**Now, we will discuss the bandha-pratyaya in the path of knowledge:**
**Verse 7:**
For Matyajnani (knowledge-knowing) and Shruta-ajnani (scripture-knowing) beings, there are 55 bandha-pratyaya remaining after excluding the Aharak and Aharak-Mishra-Kaya-Yoga. For Vibhangajnani (knowledge of differentiation) beings, there are 52 bandha-pratyaya remaining after excluding the Audarik-Mishra (generous-mixed), Vaikriyik-Mishra (transformative-mixed), and Karman-Kaya-Yoga (karma-body-related yoga).
**Verse 8:**
For Matyajnani, Shruta-ajnani, Avadhi-ajnani (knowledge of perception), and Avadhi-darshani (perception-seeing) beings, there are 48 bandha-pratyaya remaining after excluding the four Ananta-Anubandhi-Kashaya (infinitely connected passions) and the five Mithyatva (falsehoods). For Mana-Paryaya-ajnani (knowledge of mind-perception) beings, there are 12 bandha-pratyaya remaining after excluding the six Nokashaya (non-passions) including Hasya (laughter), Purusha-Ved, four Sanchalana-Kashaya, four Mano-Yoga (mind-related yoga), four Vachan-Yoga (speech-related yoga), and Audarik-Kaya-Yoga.
**References:**
D.P. 8, pp. 269, 263, 264.