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The third karma-praaya cannot bind. Because the binding of kshaya, which is infinite, its arising, the binding of life, and death, these four actions can be experienced by the samyavasi, but none of these actions can be experienced by the upshama samyadrishti. Therefore, at the time of upshama samyaktva, there are no results that are fit for binding of life. Therefore, in the fourth gunasthan, which is fit for upshama samyaktva, the upam sammadrishti is denied the two lives of deva-ayu and manushya-ayu because in that, the binding of these two lives is possible, but the binding of other lives is not possible because in the fourth gunasthan, the present deva and naraka manushya-ayu can only bind the deva-ayu of the tiryanch and manushya, and the manushya deva-ayu. Therefore, in the general binding authority, where the binding of 77 prakritis is mentioned in the fourth gunasthan, in its place, the upshama sammadrishti binds 75 prakritis.
In the binding of the fifth and subsequent gunasthanas of the upshama samyagdristi, only the deva-ayu has been left out. The reason for this is that in those gunasthanas, only the binding of deva-ayu is possible. Because the fifth gunasthan is possessed by the tiryanch and manushya, and the sixth and seventh gunasthanas are possessed by the manushya, who can only bind the deva-ayu. The manushya-ayu has already been reduced from the general binding. Therefore, in the deshavirat of the upshama samyagdristi, there is binding of 66 prakritis, in the pramattavirat, there is binding of 62 prakritis, and in the apramattavirat, there is binding of 58 prakritis.
In summary, the upshama samyaktva is of two types: adhibhedajanaya and upshama shrenipata. Of these, the adhibhedajanaya upshama samyaktva has eight gunasthanas from the fourth to the seventh, and the shrenipata has eight gunasthanas from the eighth to the eleventh. Of these, the upshama shrenipata...
1. Anabandhodayamaugabanyam ka cha sasako krishna i.
Utrasamasamaditthi chadahamimmakashi no kugai.