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## Gommatasara Karmakanda-726 Meaning:
There are two types of **padagata bhang** based on the distinction between **jatipad** and **sarvapad bhang**. When a single jati is grasped, it is understood as **jatipad**, for example, even though there are four types of **kshayopashmik jnana**, only one **jnana jati** is grasped. When separate and complete aspects are grasped, they should be understood as **sarvapad bhang**. In these, **jatipad** forms of **kshayik** and **kshayopashmik** aspects are also found in the **pindapad** form of aspects. There are five types of **labdhi** in **kshayik** aspects, and in **kshayopashmik**, **jnana**, **ajnana**, **darshan**, and **labdhi** are the **pindapad** forms, because they have many types, for example, where profit is gained while giving charity, there is **swasangyogibhang**.
## Gommatasara Karmakanda-845 Meaning:
**Abadhuvasamagachaka** and **two uvasamas** are **jatipad** in **aupashamik** aspects. **Khadgapad** is there; in **khavag** (liberated souls) and **jin** (Jina) **siddhas**, there are two **pad**.
The **jatipad** of **aupashamik** aspects is one, **samyaktv** form, in the four **gunasthanas** of **asanyatadi**. In the four **gunasthanas** related to the **upsham** series, there are two **jatipad**, **samyaktv** and **charitra**. The **jatipad** of **kshayik** aspects is one, **kshayik samyaktv** form, in the four **gunasthanas** of **asanyatadi**, and in the four **gunasthanas** of the **kshapka** series, there are two **jatipad**, **samyaktv** and **charitra**. In the **sanyog** and **ayog** **kevali gunasthanas**, there are five **jatipad**: **samyaktv**, **jnana**, **darshan**, **charitra**, and **labdhi** (in the form of **tirtha**). In **siddhas**, know these five, excluding **charitra**, as four **jatipad**.
**Special Note:** Here, the meaning of the four **jatipad** mentioned in **siddhas**, excluding **charitra**, is that there is no **charitra** from any of the five **charitras** like **samayik**. Or, there is no **kshayik** **charitra** as described.
## Gommatasara Karmakanda-846 Meaning:
In **kshayopashmik** aspects, there are three **jatipad** in the **mithyatva-sasadan gunasthan**: **ajnanadarshan** and **labdhi**. In the **misra gunasthan**, there are three **jatipad**: **misra jnana**, **darshan**, and **labdhi**. In the **asanyata gunasthan**, there are four **jatipad**: **jnana**, **darshan**, **labdhi**, and **samyaktv**. In the three **gunasthanas** of **desasanyata**, **pramatta**, and **apramatta**, there are four **jatipad**: **jnana**, **darshan**, **labdhi**, and **samyaktv**. However, in the **desasanyata gunasthan**, there is one **jatipad** in the form of **desasanyama**, and in **pramatta** and **apramatta**, there is one **jatipad** due to **sarag samyama**, making a total of five **jatipad** in each. Further, from **apurvakarana** to the **khinakshaya gunasthan**, there are three **jatipad**: **jnana**, **darshan**, and **labdhi**.
## Gommatasara Karmakanda-847 Meaning:
In **michcha**, there are eight **jatipad**. In those three, there are seven **jatipad** in **savad** (liberated souls). There are six **jatipad** in **chassuham** (liberated souls). In **khino** (liberated souls) and **jinas**, there are four **jatipad**.