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## Translation:
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There are 58 types of karmas called "bandha yogya" (karma that binds) and the excellent state of both the gotras (lineages) is described as "sagar praman" (as vast as an ocean). _ In this excellent state of binding for the "ekendriya" (one-sensed) being, an innumerable part of "paly" (a unit of measurement) is reduced. However, the "palyasankhasheen lahubandha" (very small binding) will be the proof of the "jghanya sthitibandha" (inferior state of binding) for the "ekendriya" being. This means that from the various types of "sagar" etc. excellent states that have been described, if an innumerable part of "paly" is reduced, then that very nature becomes the inferior state for the "ekendriya" being. _ After explaining the magnitude of the "sthitibandha" (state of binding) in relation to the "ekendriya" being, now we will explain its magnitude for the "vikaleindriya" (two-sensed) and "asangya panchendriya" (five-sensed, non-conscious) beings.
The "sagar" etc. excellent state of binding that has been described for the "ekendriya" being, when multiplied by twenty-five, becomes the "sthitibandha" for the "dwindriya" (two-sensed) being, when multiplied by fifty, becomes the "sthitibandha" for the "triindriya" (three-sensed) being, when multiplied by one hundred, becomes the "sthitibandha" for the "chaturindriya" (four-sensed) being, and when multiplied by one thousand, becomes the "sthitibandha" for the "asangya panchendriya" (five-sensed, non-conscious) being. This means that the "sthitibandha" for the "dwindriya" etc. beings is twenty-five, fifty times etc. more than the "sthitibandha" for the "ekendriya" being. For example, if the excellent state of "mithyatva" (false belief) for the "ekendriya" being is one "sagar", then the excellent state of "mithyatva" for the "dwindriya" being is twenty-five "sagar" bound. The same analogy should be understood for other types of karmas. Similarly, for the "shriindriya" (six-sensed) being, it should be known that if the excellent state of "mithyatva" for the "ekendriya" being is one "sagar", then it is bound fifty times more, meaning fifty "sagar". The same rule should be applied for the "sthitibandha" of other types of karmas. For the "chaturindriya" (four-sensed) being, the excellent state of the "ekendriya" being is multiplied by one hundred.