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Swami
There is a distinction between Vaikriyamiśra and Āhārakamiśra in the sequence of the time of abandonment. But the Karmagranthakāra believe that any body can perform Kāyayoga, but the Audārik body is Anmasiddha and the Vaikriya and Āhārak are Labdhijanaya. Therefore, considering the predominance of the Labdhijanaya body, Vaikriyamiśra and Āhārakamiśra should be practiced at the time of beginning and abandonment, not Audārikamiśra.
The scholars of the Karmagranth who consider four Gunasthanas in Audārikamiśra Kāyayoga seem to mean that the Yoga that occurs with the cooperation of both the Kāmaṇ body and the Audārik body should be called Audārikamiśra Kāyayoga, which can be found only in the first, second, fourteenth and thirteenth Gunasthanas. But the intention of the Saiddhantikas is that just as Audārikamiśrata is considered with the Kāmaṇ body, in the same way, Audārikamiśra Kāyayoga should be considered by considering the friendship of the Labdhijanaya Vaikriya and Āhārak bodies.
The above viewpoint of the Siddhanta is also worth accepting and from that perspective, the fifth and sixth Gunasthanas can be considered in Audārikamiśra Kāyayoga. But, here Bandhasvāmitva is being explained according to the Karmagranthas, therefore, the consideration of Bandhasvāmitva related to the fifth and sixth Gunasthanas has not been done.
After stating the Bandhasvāmitva of Audārikamiśra Kāyayoga, now we explain the Bandhasvāmitva of Kāmaṇ Kāyayoga.
Kāmaṇ Kāyayoga occurs during the interval of Antaralmati while going for Bhavantera and at the first time of taking birth. The first, second, fourth and thirteenth Gunasthanas are of the beings who have Kāmaṇ Kāyayoga. Of these, the thirteenth Gunasthan is of the Sayogikevali Bhagavan in the third, fourth and fifth times of Kevali Samudghāt and