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Gommatapsar Karmakanda-671
All (57) pratyas are present in both the sighted and the blind beings. The statement of Avadhi Darshan and Kevala Darshan has been made in the Gyanmarg with Avadhi Gyan and Kevala Gyan respectively. In the Bhanajivas, all (57) pratyas are present, while in the Abhavyajivas, there are 55 pratyas without the Aharak-Aharak Mishra (57-2). Further, in the Samyaktva Marg, the Bandha Pratyas are mentioned as follows:
**An-Michchha-Ahar-Duguṇa Savve Uvasame Neya.**
**Ahar-Jugal-Jutta Veday Khaiyammi Te Honti.** ||14||
... **Michchha-Ahar-Numa Pae Michchhammi Ahar-Duguṇa.**
**An-Michchha-Miss-Joga-Ahar-Duguṇa Havanti Missammi.** ||15||
**Meaning:** In the Aupashmik Samyagdrishti beings, there are 46 pratyas remaining after excluding the 11 pratyas which are Anantanubandhi Kashay 4, Mithyatva 5, and Aharak-Aharak Mishra Kayayog (5+4+2). In the Vedak Samyagdrishti and Kshayik Samyagdrishti beings, there is Aharak Dwik (Aharak-Aharak Mishra Kayayog), therefore, by adding 2 to the aforementioned 46, there are 48 pratyas in both. In the Sasadan Jivas, there are 50 Bandha Pratyas without Mithyatva 5 and Aharak-Aharak Mishra Yog (57-5). In the Mithyadrishti Jivas, there are 55 pratyas without Aharak-Aharak Mishra Yog (57-2). In the Samyag-Mithyadrishti Jivas, there are 43 pratyas without Anantanubandhi Kashay 4, Mithyatva 5, Audarik Mishra, Vaikriyik Mishra, Karman, and Aharak-Aharak Mishra Kayayog (57-14). Further, in the Sanji Marg, the Bandha Pratyas are described as follows:
**Michchha-Adi-Chaukkeyar Joga-Una Asanniye Mottu.**
**Bhasantor-Alad-Uan Kamma Sanniimme Svave Vi.** ||16||
**Meaning:** In the Asanji Jivas, out of the 57 varieties of the four fundamental pratyas, there are 45 Bandha Pratyas after excluding 12 yogas (Mano Yog 4, 3 Vachan Yog, Vaikriyik-Vaikriyik Mishra Kayayog, and Aharak-Aharak Mishra Kayayog) and reducing the Man Avirati (57-12). All (57) pratyas are present in the Sanji Jivas. Further, in the Ahar Marg, the Bandha Pratyas are mentioned as follows:
**Ahare Kammuna Iyre Kammuna Joy Rahiya Te.**
**Evam Tu Magganasu Uttarhedu Jinehi Nihittha.** ||17||