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Bandhaswami
It is said that by reducing the fourfold classification of non-rejection (Apratyaakhyana Varana Chatushk), 67 karmas are bound.
After stating the Bandhaswamitva of sufficient animals and humans, now we explain the Bandhaswamitva of insufficient animals and humans, both in general and in particular! _ Insufficient animals and insufficient humans - in these, the word "insufficient" should be understood as "Lendhi" insufficient, not "Karpa" insufficient. Because the reason for the word "insufficient" having the said meaning is that an insufficient human can also bind the Tirthankara-namakarma.
In general, these Lendhi-sufficient animals and humans, out of the 120 karmas that can be bound, 11 karmas are reduced - Tirthankara-namakarma, Devadvik, Kriyadvik, Aharakdvik, Devayu, Narakatrik - leaving 106 karmas to be bound. And in the insufficient state, only Mithyatva-munasthan is present, so in this munasthan, 16 karmas can also be bound. Because in Mithyadristi, Tirthankara-namakarma and Aharakdvik are not bound, and they do not go to the Devagati after death, therefore Devadvik, Vaikriya-dvik and Devayu are also not bound. Insufficient beings are not born in Narakagati, therefore Narakatrik is also not bound. Therefore, by reducing the said eleven karmas, it is considered that 109 karmas are bound in the Mithyatva-munasthan of insufficient animals and humans, compared to the general case.
In summary, in the human state, sufficient humans have fourteen gunasthanas and 120 karmas can be bound from the general case. But now, only Bandhaswamitva in relation to the human state.
1. The Kshayopa-shama-visha of Mana-avaran karma is Lendhi.