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## Third Karma Granth
## Prohibition Meaning
This verse explains the bondage of the **Y. Nimoniya. C., Ap, and plant-bodied beings** in the **Swasadan Gunasthan**.
The previous verse explained the bondage of 106 **Prakritis** in the **Mithyatva Gunasthan** for beings with one sense organ, etc., compared to the **Mar and Gumasthan** of beings with one sense organ, etc. Out of these 101 **Prakritis**, 13 **Prakritis** are bound by the arising of **Mithyatva** in the **Swasadan Gunasthan**: **Sukshmatrik, Vikalvik, Ekendiy jati, Sthavar naam, Napusakaved, Mithyatvamohaniya, Hund Sansthan, and Sewat Sanhanan**. However, since **Mithyatva** does not arise in the **Swasadan Gunasthan**, the bondage of 66 **Prakritis** occurs when these 13 **Prakritis** are reduced. This is because when **Devas** of the **Bhavanapatti, Vyantar, etc. Devjati** attain **Samyaktva** after binding the **Ayu** of **Ekendiy-Prayogya** due to **Mithyatvanimittak**, they are born as **Ekendiy** at the time of death after vomiting **Samyaktva**. If they attain **Swasadan Samyaktva** before their body is fully developed, they bind 66 **Prakritis**.
However, other **Acharyas** believe that these beings with one sense organ, etc., do not bind the **Ayu** of **Tiryanchay** and **Manushy** during other **Gunasthanas**, and therefore bind only 64 **Prakritis**. In this same **Granth**, the **Audarik Mishra** also prohibits **Ayu-bandh** in the **Swasadan Gunasthan** because it is insufficient.
The principle is that no being can bind **Ayu** without completing **Indriyaparapti**.
1. **Sukshmanam, Sadharannam, Aparaptanam**.
2. **Dwiindriy, Triindriy, Chaturindriy**.
3. **Sasani Chajanavad Vina Narasiriaau Suhamaler**.
**Verse 14, Chapter 13**