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## Translation:
**Samayika and Chhedopasthaniya** are two types of **Samyama** that occur from the sixth to the ninth **Gunasthanas** (stages of spiritual development). In these, **Aharakaddhik** (external influences) can also lead to **Bandha** (bondage). Therefore, the **Bandhaswamitva** (ownership of bondage) in both is generally 65 **Prakritis** (categories of karma), and the **Bandhadhikar** (right to bondage) is the same in each **Gunasthan** from the sixth to the ninth.
**Parihar Vishuddhi** is a pure **Samyama** and a **Gunasthan**. Although **Aharakaddhik** does not arise during this **Samyama**, **Bandha** is possible. Therefore, its **Bandhaswamitva** is generally 65 **Prakritis**, and specifically, the **Bandhadhikar** is 63 in the sixth **Gunasthan** and 56 or 58 **Prakritis** in the seventh.
**Kevaladwik** - **Kevalgyan** and **Kevaldarshan** - are the last two **Gunasthanas**, the thirteenth and fourteenth. However, in the fourteenth **Gunasthan**, **Bandha** does not occur due to the absence of causes of **Badha** (obstacles). In the thirteenth **Gunasthan**, only one **Sataavedaniya Karma** (karma that can be destroyed in this life) is bound. Therefore, its general and specific **Bandha** is only one **Sataavedaniya** **Prakriti**.
**Matigyan**, **Shrutigyan**, and **Avadhi** - **Avadhigyan** and **Avhidarshan** - are four **Marganas** (paths of knowledge). The first three **Gunasthanas** do not have **Shuddha Samyaktv** (perfect knowledge), and the last two are **Kshayikbhav** (prone to destruction). All four are **Sayopashmik** (prone to external influences). Therefore, they span nine **Gunasthanas** from the fourth to the twelfth. In these four **Marganas**, **Aharakaddhik** can lead to **Bandha**, so the **Bandhaswamitva** should be understood as 76 **Prakritis** generally and the same as the **Bandhadhikar** in each **Gunasthan** from the fourth to the twelfth.
Thus, the **Gyanyamargna** (path of knowledge) includes **Mati**, **Shruti**, **Avadhi**, **Manahparyaya**, and **Kevalgyan**, and the **Darshanamargna** (path of perception) includes **Avhidarshan** and **Kevaldarshan**. The **Samyamamargna** (path of self-control) includes **Samayika**, **Chhedopasthapaniya**, and **Parihar Vishuddhi**.