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**Pasak**
- The bondage of the remaining 63 Prakṛtis occurs in the Pramatta-Samyata Gunasthan. The bondage of the six Prakṛtis - Shoka, Arati, Asthir-Dvik, Ayasha-Kirti and Asatadaniya - is severed at the end of the sixth Gunasthan. Due to the bondage of Aharak-Dvik, the bondage of 5 Prakṛtis occurs in the Pramatta-Samyata Gunasthan. If a being starts the bondage of Devayu in the sixth Gunasthan and completes it in the same Gunasthan, then the bondage of the six Prakṛtis - Arati, etc. - and the bondage of Devayu, a total of seven Prakṛtis, is considered to be severed, resulting in the bondage of 58 Prakṛtis.
Pramatta Munis who start the bondage of Devayu have two states: 1- They start the bondage of Devayu in the same Gunasthan and complete it in the same Gunasthan, 2- They start the bondage of Devayu in the sixth Gunasthan and complete it in the seventh Gunasthan. This implies that the bondage of Devayu can be completed in the Pramatta state, but it cannot be initiated. Therefore, the owner of the Utkrushta-Sthiti-Bandha of Devayu is not a Pramatta Muni, but a Pramatta-Samyami who is facing the Pramatta state.
Except for Aharak-Dvik, Tirthankara and Devayu, the Utkrushta-Sthiti-Bandha of the remaining 116 Prakṛtis is done by Mithya-Drishti. - Micchattthi 6, Sarvarthasiddhi also mentions that the bondage of Devayu starts in the sixth Gunasthan.
Devabandharambhasya pramado eva hetur, apramādo'pi tatpatyāmantraḥ. 2 Mumbu kammatidīṇam micchattthi du bandhayo bhaṇido. Aharam niththayaram devā vā vimottana.
Go. Karmakanda 135