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Due to ignorance, one should understand the ownership of the 107 Prakṛtis in the first Gunasthāna, 24 in the second, 75 in the fourth, and 1 in the thirteenth.
In the Anaahāraka Mārgṇā, the ownership of Bandha is explained in relation to the general, etc. Its explanation is as follows: Out of the 120 Prakṛtis that are capable of being bound, by reducing the eight Prakṛtis of Ādhārakartṛka Devāyu, Narakaśika, Manuṣyāyu, and Tīca, there are 112 in relation to the general. And by reducing the five Prakṛtis of Jinanāma Devanika and Cakriyādṛka from these, there are 107 Prakṛtis in the first Gunasthāna. And by reducing the thirteen Prakṛtis of Sukṣmatṛka, Viklatṛka, Ekendriyajāti sthāvaranāma, Ālapnāma, Napuṣakaved, Mithyātva-mohaniya, Huṇḍa-samsthāna, and Sevā-samhanana from these 107 Prakṛtis, there are 34 Prakṛtis in the second Sāsvādana Gunasthāna. And by reducing the twenty-four Prakṛtis of Ananta-anubandha-caturṣka, etc., and adding the free Prakṛtis, there are 75 Prakṛtis in the fourth Gunasthāna. And in the Yoga-kevala Gunasthāna, there is the binding of one Sātavēdaniya Prakṛti.
In summary, the same places exist in both the Bhavyā and Aṃśī Mārgṇās. Therefore, one should understand them in relation to the general and the Gunasthānas, as they are bound by their respective rights.
Therefore, the Abhavyā remain in the first Gunasthāna, and their ownership of Bandha is 117 Prakṛtis in the first Gunasthāna, in relation to the general and the Gunasthāna.
The first and second Gunasthānas exist for the Asamjīvas, and in these, the binding of the three Prakṛtis of Tīrthaṅkara-nāmakarma and Āhāraka-vika is not possible. Therefore, there are 117 Prakṛtis in the general and the first Gunasthāna, and 101 Prakṛtis in the second, in relation to the ownership of Bandha.