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## Samvasvāmin
Although the commentary (Tīkā) clearly states the bondage of 75 types of *bandhasvāmitva*, as mentioned earlier, the *bandhasvāmitva* named *prāguktā*, *banarvāta*, *ramasānubayādiśati*, *prativinā*, *jimnāmāvipratipakṣamatā*, and *pañcasaptati* *stāmovārika* *nikāyayogi* bind together. The ancient *karmagrantha* (Gāthā 2826) also considers the bondage of 75 types. Similarly, in the commentary on the ancient *bandhasvāmitva*, Śrī Govindācārya has not offered any solution to this doubt. This suggests that this topic has been passed down from tradition without much thought, both in the original text and the commentary. The *karmagranthakārās* should consider this. Until then, there is no harm in giving importance to the solution of Śrī Jayasomasūri.
The *Audārikamiśra Kāyayoga* states that humans and *tiryac* (non-human beings) are the masters of *kāyayoga*, and in the fourth *guṇasthāna* they are bound by 71 and 20 types of *prakrti* respectively. However, in the *Audārikamiśra Kāyayoga*, the bondage of 70 *prakrti* is accepted while considering the bondage of 71 *prakrti* in the fourth *guṇasthāna* because this *yoga* occurs in an incomplete state. In an incomplete state, humans or *tiryac* cannot be bound by *devāyu*. Because *devāyu* is included in the *prakrti* that can bind *tiryac* and humans. But the *Audārikamiśra Kāyayoga* has removed it from the *prakrti* that can bind.
In the thirteenth *guṇasthāna*, the *Audārikamiśra Kāyayoga* states that there is bondage of one *sātavēdaniya* *prakrti*. The explanation of this *bandhasvāmitva* in the *Audārikamiśra Kāyayoga* is based on the opinion of the *karma*...*āy*. But according to the principle...
1. The mentioned commentary is not by Śrī Devendrasūri.