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Gommatasara Karmakanda-791 states that in the divisions of sthiti, they call nirantar sthiti and then describe santar sthiti.
**Verse 946:**
"Sankejasahassanivi, sedhirudhammi santara hoti.
Sagasagavaroti have, ukkasado du sesanam."
**Meaning:**
There are countless thousands of divisions of sthiti (because of the rule of one-by-one occurrence not being applicable, due to the destruction of sthiti and the binding of alpa sthiti by sthiti kanda and bandha pasaran). And for the remaining beings, there are divisions of nirantar sthiti in a one-by-one sequence, from their respective highest sthiti to their lowest sthiti.
**Special Meaning:**
In adha pravritta karan, from the first moment to the end of the antarmuhurt, the natural qualities of jnana avarana, etc., bind their respective quota of countless koti sthiti. After the antarmuhurt, it binds an uncountable fraction of the palyaka. After the antarmuhurt, it binds an even smaller uncountable fraction of the palyaka. In this way, it binds countless thousands of times (sthiti bandha pasaran) and completes that karan. It also binds its own sthiti bandha in the apurva karan, anivritti karan, and sukshma samparaya, reducing it by the same amount each time. It binds 12 muhurts of vedaniya karma, 8 muhurts of name and gotra, and 1 muhurt of the remaining karmas. In this way, one should know the countless thousands of divisions of santar sthiti. And without any remaining doubt, one should know the divisions of nirantar sthiti in a one-by-one sequence from the highest sthiti to the lowest sthiti, based on the 144th matha sutra "Eyan pan kadi papana" to the 148th gatha sutra "Basup" in the previous description of sthiti bandha.
**Verse 947:**
"Autthidibandhajzhavasanattana asankhalogamida. Namagode sarisan, avarana du tadiya vigdhe ya."
**Verse 948:**
"Savvuri mohaniye, asankhgunidakkama hu gunagaro. Pallasankejazdimo, payadisamaharamasaje."
**Meaning:**
The sthiti bandha adhyavasaya sthana of ayu karma, even though it is the most minimal, binds according to its capacity. The sthiti bandha adhyavasaya sthana of name and gotra is similar. The sthiti bandha adhyavasaya sthana of avarana is also similar. All of these are mohaniya (delusive) and bind countless times. The sthiti bandha adhyavasaya sthana of palyaka is countless times greater than the sthiti bandha adhyavasaya sthana of name and gotra. The sthiti bandha adhyavasaya sthana of payadi is a collection of all of these.