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"Sanka" goes. There is no one-place rasa-bandha in auspicious natures.
Thus, having described the nature, cause, and divisions of anubhaga-bandha, now we will tell about the owners of anubhaga-bandha. First, we will state the owners of excellent anubhaga-bandha.
Timbhavigavavarayava sumichcha vigalsuhamniryaatigam. Tirimanuyau tirinara tiridvugavatt ha suranirma. ||66||
Samarth - Ti - me mar ja, gaga stra - ekendriya jati, sthavar and aatap named karma, surimichchamithyarashti dev, vigalsuhasmanirapatigam - vikalatrik, sukshmasrim and narakatrik, tirimanuyau - tiyan chayu and manushyayu, tirinara - tirmach and manushya, tirinugchchheshch - tiriyapathik and sevatam sanhanan, muranirya .. dev and narak.
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1. In the Go karmakanda, the description of anubhaga-bandha is similar to the description in the karmagrantha, but the language is different. In it, the power of destructive karmas is divided into four parts - lana, daah, asthi and patthar (Go - 180). Just as these four substances are increasingly harder, so should the power of karmas be understood. These four divisions can be given the names of one, two, three and four places respectively. Of these, the lata part is deshghati and the baroo part's infinite part is deshghati and the remaining bahbhaag is sarvghati. The asthi and prasthar parts are only sarpaghati. By dividing the apatiks into two parts, punya and paap, four parts have been made for punya prakritis - gud, khaand, shakar and amrit, and four parts have been made for paap prakritis - neem, kanjir, visha and halaahal (Go 184). These divisions can also be given the names of one, two, three and four places respectively.