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Gommatasara Karmakanda-725
In the A-purvakarana Guna-sthana of the Kshapaka category, there are 7 sthana: one sthana for the Kshayika-bhava, with Samyaktva and Charitra as its forms; four sthana for the Kshayo-pashama-bhava, with 12, 11, 10, and 29 bhava as its forms; one sthana for the Audayika-bhava, with 6 bhava as its forms; and one sthana for the Parinamika-bhava, with Bhavyatva-bhava as its form. In each of these sthana, the Gunakara is 1 for the single bhangas, 6 for the double bhangas, 9 for the triple bhangas, and 4 for the quadruple bhangas. Thus, the total Gunakara is (1+6+9+4) 20, and the total Kshepa is (6+9+4) 19. Therefore, multiplying the aforementioned Gunya 12 by the Gunakara 20 and adding the Kshepa, we get a total of (12*20+19) 259 bhangas.
In the Saveda-bhag of the Anivrittikarana Guna-sthana, there are 7 sthana for the four bhava, just like in the A-purvakarana Guna-sthana. The Gunakara is 20, the Kshepa is 19, and the Gunya is the aforementioned 12. Multiplying the Gunya 12 by the Gunakara 20 and adding the Kshepa 19, we get a total of (12*20+19) 259 bhangas. In the Veda-rahita-bhag, there are also 7 sthana for the four bhava, but the difference is that there are 5 bhava for the Audayika. Here, the Gunakara is 20, the Kshepa is 19, and the Gunya is the aforementioned 4. Multiplying the Gunya 4 by the Gunakara 20 and adding the Kshepa, we get a total of (4*20+19) 99 bhangas. In the Krodha-rahita-bhag, the same principles apply as in the Veda-rahita-bhag. Here, the Gunakara is 20, the Kshepa is 19, and the Gunya is the aforementioned 3. Multiplying the Gunya by the Gunakara 20 and adding the Kshepa 19, we get a total of (3*20+19) 79 bhangas. In the Mana-rahita-bhag, there are also 7 sthana, the Gunakara is 20, and the Kshepa is 19. Here, multiplying the Gunya 2 by the Gunakara 20 and adding the Kshepa 19, we get a total of (2*20+19) 59 bhangas. In the Maya-rahita-bhag, there are 7 sthana, the Gunakara is 20, and the Kshepa is 19. Here, multiplying the Gunya 1 by the Gunakara 20 and adding the Kshepa 19, we get a total of (1*20+19) 39 bhangas. Similarly, in the Sukshma-samparaya and Kshina-kashaya Guna-sthana, there are 39 bhangas each.
In the Sayoga-kevali Guna-sthana, there are three sthana: one for the Kshayika-bhava, one for the Audayika-bhava with 3 bhava as its forms, and one for the Parinamika-bhava. In each of these sthana, the Gunakara is 1 for the single bhangas, 2 for the double bhangas, and 1 for the triple bhangas. Thus, the total Gunakara is (1+2+1) 4, and the total Kshepa is (2+1) 3. The Gunya is 1. Multiplying the Gunya 1 by the Gunakara 4 and adding the Kshepa 3, we get a total of (1*4+3) 7 bhangas. In the A-yoga-kevali Guna-sthana, there are three sthana: one for the Kshayika-bhava, one for the Audayika-bhava with 2 bhava as its forms, and one for the Parinamika-bhava. Here, the Gunakara is 4 and the Kshepa is 3, just like in the Sayoga-kevali Guna-sthana. Multiplying the Gunya 1 by the Gunakara 4 and adding the Kshepa 3, we get a total of (1*4+3) 7 bhangas. In the Siddhas, there are two sthana: one for the Kshayika-bhava and one for the Parinamika-bhava with Jivatva as its form. Here, the Kshepa is 2 for the single bhangas and 1 for the double bhangas. Adding these, we get (2+1) 3 bhangas. Thus, we have described the bhangas according to the sthana. Now, we will describe the bhangas according to the pada.
There are two types of pada-bhangas: those that arise from the jati-pada and those that arise from the savva-pada. The jati-pada is like a seed, and the pinda is like the sprout that arises from it.