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## Bamhasvami
**General Meaning:** (Taking the verse from the previous chapter) In the Audarik Mishrayog, there is bondage of 164 substances in general, without the Aharakapatak. In the Mithyatva Gunasthan, one should consider the bondage of 106 substances from the Jinanam Pancham. In Sasvadan, there is bondage of 14 substances except for the thirteen groups of 15 substances, including Manushyayu, Tiyanchayu, and Sukshmatrik.
**Specific Meaning:** In the previous verse, the bondage of Bamhasvami in the Audarik Mishrayog Kayayog Margha has been mentioned in general and in the first and second Gunasthan.
A living being coming from the previous birth, in the first instance of its birth, takes food only through Karmanayog. After that, the Audarik Kayayog begins. It is mixed with Karman until the body is complete. In the Kevalisamuddhat state, in the second, sixth, and seventh instances, it is mixed with Karman and Audarik Mishrayog. The Audarik Mishrayog is only in the incomplete state of humans and animals. It has four Gunasthan: first, second, fourth, and thirteenth.
In the Audarik Mishrayog, in general, there is bondage of 114 substances out of 120 substances that are eligible for bondage, excluding the Aharakatik - Aharak Sharira, Aharak Angopang, Devayu, and Naraktrik... Narakgati, Narakanupurvi, Narakayu. This is because, due to the absence of specific character, and because bondage occurs only in the seventh Gunasthan, the Aharakatik cannot be bound in the Audarik Mishrayog. Also, the bondage of these four substances - Devayu and... Naraktrik... - does not occur without the completion of the entire Paryapti. Therefore, the bondage of these six substances is not considered in the Audarik Mishrayog.