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(11) The karmic pudgala, which is fit for karma due to the false, non-Jain, and Vaibhashika results, becomes transformed into the form of karma. These results are called 'bandhahetu'.
(12) The mutual increase or decrease in the nature of substances is called 'alpbahutva'. (13) The natural or inherent state of the jiva and ajeeva is called 'bhaava'.
(14) Sankhyat, asankhyat, and anant are the three technical terms.
**The order of the topics**
The first topic is the Jiva-sthana because it is the most important. All other topics, such as the Margana-sthana, are considered in relation to the Jiva. The next topic is the Margana-sthana, which means that the practical or ultimate nature of the Jiva can be understood through some kind of motion or other Paryaya (through the Margana-sthana). After the Margana-sthana, the Guna-sthana is introduced, which means that the Jivas who are in the Margana-sthana are also present in some Guna-sthana.
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Karma is born from the special cause of the world,
Which is the strongest in its rise, entering and becoming. || 32 ||
Bondage is the lotus-like base, the self is imperishable.
Liberation is the lotus, the possibility is the essence. || 33 ||
1- The karmic results of the soul are 'Vaibhavik results', such as anger, etc.
2- See further in verse 51-52.
3- See further in verse 73 onwards.