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## Sutiy Karma
The karma of the gods from Sanatkumar onwards in the Devalokas should be understood as similar to the marakas of the Ratnaprabha Naraka, and in the Anat etc., all but the four Ukhots should be considered as bondage. In the one-sensed, earth, water, plant, and the disabled-sensed, bondage of 109 types occurs, similar to the insufficient three-fold bondage.
**Special Note:** This verse describes the bondage of the gods from the third Devaloka, Sanatkumar, to the Navagrambheyaka Devas, and the bondage of the one-sensed, disabled-sensed, two-sensed, three-sensed, and four-sensed in the Indriyamargna, and the earth, water, and plant-bodied beings in the Kayamargna.
The verse describes the bondage of the gods from Sanatkumar to Navagrambheyaka in two parts. The first part includes the gods from Sanatkumar to the eastern Sahasrar of the Anat heaven, and the second part includes the gods from the Anat heaven to Navagrambheyaka.
Although the verse does not mention the Anuttara Vimanas, the Anuttara Vimanas always produce Samyakkrusti beings, and their fourth Gunasthan is the only one. Therefore, due to the lack of increase or decrease in the bondage of karma-types, the bondage is the same as that of the general Gunasthan. The gods in the fourth Gunasthan have bondage of 72 types, so it should be understood that they also have the same.
In the above two parts, the gods from Sanatkumar to the Sahalar Devaloka in the first part, like the narakas of the Ratnaprabha Naraka, should be understood to have the same number of karma-types as they bind in the general and the Munasthanas. Because these gods are not born in the one-sensed when they leave those Devalokas, they do not bind the three types of karma: one-sensed-applicable one-sensed jati, sthavar nama, and aatpa mama. Therefore, they bind 101 types of karma in general. In the Mithyatva Gunasthan, the Tirthankara nama...