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Bandhaswamitva
The summary is that in the Audarikamitra Kayayog Marganga, there are 114 types of bandhyogya (capable of binding) from the general, and this yogi has first, second, and thirteenth places. Of these, the first gunasthan has 106 and the second gunasthan has 64 types.
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Thus, after explaining the bandhaswamitva in the Audarikamitra Kayayog Marganga, from the general and in comparison to the first and second gunasthan, in the next gatha, they explain the bandhaswamitva in the fourth and thirteenth gunasthan. Along with this, they also explain the swamitva in the Karman Kayayog and Aharak Kayayogdvik.
Anchavasi Vina Jinapanjay Sambhi Jogini Sayam. Dinu Tirinaraou Kasme Vi Evam Aharavugiaoho ||15|| Gathath: From the aforementioned 94 types, by reducing the twenty-four types including Anantanubandh Chatushk, the remaining types, when combined with the Tirthankara name, result in 75 types of bandha in the fourth gunasthan of the Audarikamitra Kayayog, and only one Satavedaniya bandha in the Sayogikevali gunasthan. The Karman Kayayog is the same as the Tarfrator Kayayog, without the Tiryanchrayu and Manushyayu, and all other types. In the Aharakdvik, the bandha should be understood as the same as the bandha explained in the gunasthan.
Vishesharth: In the previous gatha and this gatha combined, the bandhaswamitva of the first, second, fourth, and thirteenth gunasthan of the Audarikamitra Kayayog has been considered. In the second gunasthan, the bandha of 24 types has been explained. By reducing the 24 types from Anantanubandhi Chatushk to Tiryanchdvik, 70 types remain.
1. According to the third Karmagranth, Ga. 3.