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**Matak**
_Having explained the excellent state of bondage and the duration of its obstruction in relation to that state for one hundred and thirteen types of karmas, we now proceed to describe the excellent state of bondage and the duration of obstruction for the three types of karmas, namely, name karma, aharakdvik, and tirthankara, as well as the excellent state of bondage for the Uttar types of ayu karma._
**Guv Kosikod'ianso Tistaharana Mitramuh Baha. Lahathi Santhgunaa Narasiriyaanau Pallatigan. ||33||**
**Word Meaning:**
* Guv - Excellent state
* Kodikod'ianso - Within Kodikod'i, like an ocean
* Tistaharana - Tirthankara and Aharakdvik name karma
* Mitramuh - At the end, Muhurta
* Baha - Duration of obstruction
* Lahathi - Many
* Santhgunaa - Without qualities
* Narasiriyaanau - Humans and Tiryanch
* Pallatigan - Three Palya, like three moments
**Meaning of the Verse:**
The excellent state of bondage for Tirthankara and Aharakdvik name karma is within Kodikod'i, like an ocean, and the duration of obstruction is at the end of a Muhurta. The inferior state of bondage is without qualities and within Kodikod'i, like an ocean. The excellent state of bondage for human and Tiryanch ayu karma is three Palya, like three moments.
**Special Meaning:**
This verse explains the excellent and inferior states of bondage and the duration of obstruction for Tirthankara and Aharakdvik, including the aharak body and aharak limbs. It also explains the excellent state of bondage for the two types of ayu karma, human and Tiryanch.
The excellent and inferior states of bondage for Tirthankara and Aharakdvik are described together for the sake of brevity. These three...