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Gommatasara Karmakanda-744
In the Desasanayat Gunasthan, in the place of Asanyam, there is Desasanayam and the absence of Deva and Naraka Gati. Here, each Pada is 16, Matijnana is 1, Shrutajnana is 2, Avadhijnana is 4, Chakshudarshan is 8, Achakshudarshan is 16, Avhidarshan is 32, Dana is 64, Labha is 128, Bhoga is 256, Upbhoga is 512, Virya is 1024, Ajnana is 2048, Desasanayam is 4496, Asiddhatva is 192, Jeevatva is 16,384 and Bhavya is 32,768. Here, the 32,768 Bhangas of Bhavya are half the amount of Pannaatti. Double these, or the amount of Panni, are the Bhangas related to one Gati. Multiplying these by the two Gatis, Tiryanch and Manusya, gives the amount of two-Gati related Bhangas, which is equal to two times the amount of Panni. Double the Bhangas related to one Gati, or 2 times the amount of Pannaatti, are the Bhangas related to one Linga. Multiplying these by the three Lingas of Tiryanch and the three Lingas of Manusya, or 6 Lingas, gives 6 x 2 = 12 times the amount of Pannaatti Bhangas. Double the Bhangas related to one Linga, or 4 times the amount of Panni, are the Bhangas related to one Kashaya. Multiplying these by the four Kashayas, including three Lingas, in the Tiryanch Gati, or (3 x 4) 12, and by the four Kashayas, including three Lingas, in the Manusya Gati, or (3 x 4) 12, gives (12 + 12) 24 times the amount of Pannaatti, or 96 times the amount of Panni Bhangas. Double the Bhangas related to one Kashaya, or 8 times the amount of Pannaatti, are the Bhangas related to one Leshya. Multiplying these by the three Leshyas, including three Lingas and four Kashayas, in the Tiryanch Gati, and by the three Leshyas, including three Vedas and four Kashayas, in the Manusya Gati, or (3 x 6 + 3 x 6) 72, gives 72 x 8 times the amount of Pannaatti, or 576 times the amount of Panni Bhangas. Further, double the Bhangas related to one Leshya, or 16 times the amount of Pannaatti, are the Bhangas related to one Samyaktava. Multiplying these by the three Leshyas, including three Lingas and four Kashayas, in the Tiryanch Gati, or (3 x 4 x 3) 36, and by the three Leshyas, including three Lingas and four Kashayas, in the Manusya Gati, gives (36 + 36) 72 x 16 = 1152 times the amount of Panni Bhangas related to Upshama Samyaktava, and the same amount (1152) is also known to be related to Kshayopapshama Samyaktava. In Kshayika Samyaktava, the Bhangas related to one Leshya, mentioned above, are doubled, or 16 times the amount of Panni Bhangas. Multiplying these by the three Leshyas, including three Lingas and four Kashayas, in the Manusya Gati, or (3 x 4 x 3) 36, gives 36 x 16 x Pannaatti = 576 times the amount of Panni Bhangas. Thus, in the Desasanayat Gunasthan, the total Bhangas related to the two Samyaktavas are (1 + 2 + 12 + 16 + 576 + 1152 + 1152) 2991 times the amount of Pannaatti, and adding the 576 times the amount of Pannaatti related to Kshayika Samyaktava, gives (2991 + 576) 3567 times the amount of Pannaatti. Subtracting one from this amount gives the total number of Bhangas.
In the Pramattagunasthan, each Pada is in the form of Manoparyayajnana, and in the place of Desasanayam, there is Saragasanayam. Due to the absence of other Gatis, each Pada is also in the form of one Manusya Gati. The remaining Padas are the same as mentioned before. Thus, there are 18 Padas, Matijnana is 1, Shrutajnana is 2, Avadhijnana is 4, Manoparyayajnana is 8, Chakshudarshan is 16, Achakshudarshan is 32, Avhidarshan is 64, Danalabdhi is 128, Labhalabdhi is 256, Bhogalabdhi is 512, Upbhogalabdhi is 1024, Viryalabdhi is 2048, Ajnana is 4096, Asiddhatva is 8192, Sakalasanyam is 16384, Jeevatva is 32768, Bhavya is the amount of Panni, and Manusya Gati is 2 x the amount of Panni Bhangas.