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## In Bhavas (States of Being)
**Regarding the Yantras (Instruments) of the Six Sanjvalana Kashayas (Afflictions)**
* **Anger, Pride, and Deceit:** These arise from Mithyatva (False Belief) and continue until the Nivriti Gunasthan (State of Liberation). They are present in all Gunasthanas (States of Being).
* **Greed:** This arises until the tenth Sukhsamgraya Gunasthan (State of Subtle Collection).
Therefore, there are 120 general Bandha-yogya (Capable of Binding) Prakritis (Substances).
**Regarding the Ownership of Bandha (Binding) in the Gunasthanas:**
* **Anger, Pride, and Deceit:** Their ownership of Bandha is similar to the Bandha-adhikarya (Right to Bind) from the first to the ninth Gunasthanas. The respective numbers are 11.5, 101, etc.
* **Greed:** It remains until the tenth Gunasthan. Therefore, until the ninth Gunasthan, it is similar to the binding of Anger, Pride, and Deceit. In the tenth Gunasthan, it has 17 Prakritis.
## In the Gyanamarg (Path of Knowledge)
**Regarding the Different Types of Agyan (Ignorance)**
* **Mati Agyan (Intellectual Ignorance), Shruta Agyan (Scriptural Ignorance), and Avadhi Agyan (Clairvoyance Ignorance):** These have two or three Gunasthanas at the beginning. Since there is no Samyaktva (Right Faith) or Charitra (Right Conduct), the Tirthankara and Aharadrik (Those who consume food) are not capable of binding these three Prakritis. Therefore, there are 115 general Bandha-yogya Prakritis. The Bandha-adhikarya in these three Gunasthanas is 110, 101, and 74 respectively.
**Regarding the Four Marganas (Paths)**
* **Mati Gyan (Intellectual Knowledge), Shruta Gyan (Scriptural Knowledge), Avadhi Gyan (Clairvoyance Knowledge), and Avadhi Darshan (Clairvoyance Vision):** These have nine Gunasthanas from the fourth Avira (Uninterrupted) to the twelfth Kshina Moh (Subdued Delusion). Since the Aharadrik can bind in these, there are 76 Prakritis, which are the 7.5 general Prakritis plus the Aharadrik. The Bandha-adhikarya in these Gunasthanas is 77, 67, etc., until the twelfth.
**Regarding the Manah Paryaya Gyan (Knowledge of Mental Transformations)**
* **This arises from the sixth Prabhamanayat (Illuminated by the Light of Knowledge) to the twelfth Kshina Moh (Subdued Delusion).** Therefore, there are seven Gunasthanas. Since the Aharadrik can bind in these, there are 63 and 64 general Bandha-yogya Prakritis. The Bandha-adhikarya in these Gunasthanas is from the sixth to the twelfth.
**Regarding the Two Marganas (Paths) of Kevala Gyan (Omniscience) and Kevala Darshan (Omniscient Vision)**
* **These have the final two Gunasthanas: Ayogika Kevali (Non-Functional Omniscient) and Yogika Kevali (Functional Omniscient).** In the Ayogika Kevali Gunasthan, there is no Bandha-karan (Cause of Binding), so no Prakriti can be bound.