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Gommatasara Karmakanda -
4-52
There, the binding, arising, or existence of those karmas remains, it does not remain beyond that. Knowing the nature of vyuchchitti like this is the meaning of dravyarthikanaya, and when asked the same man, it was also said that we left such and such a city and came to such and such a city, and then separated from there, just as the absence of saṃyoga happened, the absence of me happened, knowing this is the meaning of paryayarthikanaya.
Now, the names of the natures of vyuchchitti related to the first gunasthan are mentioned.
Mithyatva, huṇḍakasamsthāna, napumsakaved, asampraptaasṛpāṭikāsanhana, ekaindriyajāti, sthāvara, ātapa, sūksma, aparyāpta, sādhāraṇa, vikalatraya (dvīndriya-trīndriya-caturindriya) narakagati, narakagatyānupūrvi and narakāyu, these 16 natures have their binding vyuchchitti at the end of the mithyatvagunasthan.
In the second gunasthan, the natures that are vyuchchinn from binding are mentioned.
Vidyagune aṇathīṇatidu Bhagatisanṭhāṇasanhādi caukkaṃ. Duggamaṇitthīṇīcaṃ tiriyadu gujjovatiriyāū. || 96 ||
Meaning - At the end of the second gunasthan, anantānubandhi caturṣka, styānagr̥ddhi, nidrā-nidrā, prachalāprachalā, durbhaga, duḥsvara, anādeya, nyagrodhaparimaṇḍala, svāti, kubjaka and vāmanasamsthāna, vajranārācanārāca ardhanārāca and kīlitasanhana, apraśasta - vihāyogati, strīved, nīcagotra, tiryanchagati, tiryanchagatyānupūrvi, tiryanchayau and udyota, these 25 natures are vyuchchinn.
Special Meaning - These 25 natures bind even with mithyadṛṣṭi without the arising of anantānubandhi, and in sāsadana devoid of the arising of mithyatva, they bind only with anantānubandhi. Thus, their cause is both mithyatva and anantānubandhi, know this.
Further, the names of the natures of bandhavyuchchitti in the fourth and fifth gunasthan are mentioned.
Ayade bidiyakasaaya vajjaṃ orālamaṇudumaṇuvaū. Dese tadiyakasaaya niyameṇiha bandhavocchinnā. || 97 ||