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## Translation:
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Century
It is the **jghanya** (inferior) section of **ashubha** (inauspicious) karmas that binds and the **utkrusht** (superior) section of **shubha** (auspicious) karmas that binds to **vishud parinaami** (purely resultant) **bandhak** (bound). **Jnanavaran**, **darshanavaran**, and **antaraya** are **ashubha** (inauspicious), therefore their **jghanya** (inferior) section binding occurs at the end of **kshapik sukshmasampray** **mrinaasthan** (subtle subtle-body, the state of death) and the binding of **mohaniya** (obscuring) karma occurs until the ninth **gunasthan** (state of being). Thus, its **jghanya** (inferior) section binding occurs at the end of the ninth **gunasthan** (state of being). Except for these **gunasthanas** (states of being), the **ajghanya** (non-inferior) section binding of all four karmas occurs in the remaining **gunasthanas** (states of being). In the eleventh and tenth **gunasthanas** (states of being), the binding of these four karmas does not occur, but after falling from there, when their **ajghanya** (non-inferior) section binding occurs again, it is **saadi** (beginningless). And for those beings who have never come to the ninth, tenth, etc. **gunasthanas** (states of being), this **ajghanya** (non-inferior) binding is **anaadi** (beginningless). The binding of an **abhavya** (non-liberated being) is **dhruva** (permanent) and the binding of a **bhavya** (liberated being) is **adhruva** (impermanent).
Now, we will clarify the **saadi** (beginningless) and **adhruva** (impermanent) types that occur in the remaining three **jghanya** (inferior), **utkrusht** (superior), and **anutkrusht** (non-superior) section bindings of **ghatikarma** (destructive karmas). The **jghanya** (inferior) section binding of **mohaniya** (obscuring) karma occurs at the end of **kshapik anivrittibhadar** (the state of death of a non-liberated being) and the rest, **jnanavaran**, **darshanavaran**, and **antaraya**, occur at the end of **kshapik sukshmasampray** **gunasthan** (subtle subtle-body, the state of death). This binding occurs only once, therefore it is **saadi** (beginningless) and does not occur when going to the twelfth **gunasthan** (state of being), therefore it is **adhruva** (impermanent). It is not **anaadi** (beginningless) because it never occurs before coming to the aforementioned **gunasthanas** (states of being) and it is not **dhruva** (permanent) because it is not for an **abhavya** (non-liberated being). After the **anutkrusht** (non-superior) binding, the **utkrusht** (superior) binding occurs, therefore it is **saadi** (beginningless) and after one or two times, the **anutkrusht** (non-superior) binding occurs again, therefore the **utkrusht** (superior) binding is **adhruva** (impermanent) and the **anutkrusht** (non-superior) binding is **saadi** (beginningless). After a minimum of **antmuhurt** (the last moment) and a maximum of **ananantanant** (infinitely infinite) **utsarpini** (ascending) and **avsarpiini** (descending) time, when **utkrusht** (superior) **sanklesh** (affliction) occurs, the **utkrusht** (superior) binding occurs again.