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## Karmapratyaya Part Four
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The beginning is with the Leshyas. In the fourteenth Gunasthan, there are three Leshyas: Tejas Padma and Shulka. From the eighth to the thirteenth Gunasthan, there are no Leshyas in any of the Gunasthanas. There are four reasons for Karma-bandha for the purpose of Bandha: 3 Kayas and 4 Yogas. || 50 ||
**Meaning:** Each Leshya is a form of Vyavsayasthan (Sankeksha - mixed, Asantparinam). Therefore, it should be understood that there are as many levels as there are: Teeravrat, Teeravratar, Teeravratam, Mand, Mandchatar, Mandatam, etc. Therefore, the Krushna, etc., inauspicious Leshyas are considered to be Atimandatam in the Gunasthan and Atiteeravratam in the first Gunasthan.
Their connection has been stated up to the sixth Gunasthan. In the seventh Gunasthan, due to the absence of Jata and Rod-Dhyan, the results are so pure that inauspicious Leshyas are completely absent in that Gunasthan; however, there are three auspicious Leshyas. In the first Gunasthan, the Tejas and Padma Leshyas are Atimandatam, and in the seventh Gunasthan, they are Ati...
This has been discussed in detail by Shri Jinabhadragani Kshamasraman in his Bhashya from verses 2741 to 2742, by Shri Haribhadrasuri in his Tika, and by Maladhari Shramchandrasuri in his Bhashyavritti. For this topic, the verses from 313 to 323 in the third Sangha of Lokaprakash should be seen.
At the time of attaining the fourth Gunasthan, Dravyaleshya is considered to be both auspicious and inauspicious, and Bhavaleshya is only auspicious. Therefore, there is a doubt: Do those with inauspicious Dravyaleshya also have auspicious Bhavaleshya?
The solution to this is that there is no rule regarding the relationship between Dravyaleshya and Bhavaleshya that they should be the same, because although humans are Tripatra, whose Dravyaleshya is unstable, they have the same Bhavaleshya as their Dravyaleshya. But Devatarak, whose Dravyaleshya is considered to be stable (avasthit), is the opposite. That is, even though there is cruelty in Narakas, Bhavaleshya can be auspicious. Similarly, in Devas with auspicious Dravyaleshya, Bhavaleshya can also be inauspicious. To understand this clearly, one should see the 17th Pada of Prajnapan and its Tika.
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