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The details of the sorrows mentioned in the previous verse are as follows: The four Tejas (Tanjas, Karman, Agurulghu, Nirman) and the four Varna (color, smell, taste, and touch - here, one should understand the auspicious Varna Chatushk), the non-painful karma and the name karma, the inferior section of the bandh (binding) is of four types: Saadi, Anaadi, Dhruva, and Adhruva.
Here's the explanation: The superior section of the eight Prakruti (Tejas Chatushk and auspicious Varna Chatushk) binds during the liberation of the thirty Prakruti, which is capable of being understood in the Kshapak, Apurvakaran, Gunasthan. Apart from this, the inferior binding of these Prakruti occurs in other places like Upsham, Anni, etc. However, there is no binding at all in the eleventh Gunasthan. When someone falls from the eleventh Gunasthan and again binds the inferior section of these Prakruti, it is called Saadi. The binding before attaining this state is called Anaadi, as it has been happening since time immemorial. The binding of a Bhavy Jiva (soul destined for liberation) is Adhruva (non-permanent), and the binding of an Abhavy Jiva (soul not destined for liberation) is Dhruva (permanent). Thus, the inferior section of the eight Prakruti binds in four ways: Saadi, Anaadi, Dhruva, and Adhruva.
However, the remaining superior, inferior, and non-inferior sections of the bandh have only two types of binding: Saadi and Adhruva. As mentioned earlier, the superior section of the Tejas Chatushk and Varna Chatushk binds in the Kshapak, Apurvakaran, Gunasthan, which does not happen before. Therefore, it is Saadi, and since it happens only once and not again, it is Adhruva. These Prakruti are auspicious, so their inferior section of the bandh is done by the Jiva who has the superior Sanklesh (complexities), sufficient Sanshi (doubt), five senses, Mithyadrishti (false perception), and Jeeva (soul). This Jiva binds in the non-inferior section after a minimum of one time and a maximum of two times. Later, when the superior Sanklesh arises...