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## 296
**Fatal**
_In the heinous, extremely severe, and moderate sections of the _āyukkarma_, there are only two options: _sādi_ and _adhruva_. Because the binding of _āyukkarma_ occurs only in the division of the _bhupayamāna_ lifespan, its heinous, etc., forms are bound in the sections, etc., and after the final moment, that binding necessarily ceases, making it _adhruva_. Thus, one should understand the _sādi_ and _adhruva_ types of the heinous, etc., sections of _āyukkarma_ bindings.
In this way, one should know the _sādi_, etc., types of the dissolution of the excellent, etc., section bindings in the original and subsequent natures. After describing the section binding, we now begin the discussion of the _pradeśabandh_. At the beginning of _pradeśabandh_, we first describe the _vargaṇās_. _Praveśabandh_
... _igaduganugaī jā abhavaṇantaguṇiānū. khaṅghā uralodhiyavaggaṇā u tah aghaṇantarīyā. ||75||_
**Word meanings:** _igaduganugaī_ - one-atomic, two-atomic, etc., _jā yāvat_ - up to, _gak anavaṇatāṇiā_ - having infinite atoms in the _abhadya_, _khaṅghā_ - _f_, _uralodhiyavaggaṇā_ - _vargaṇā_ suitable for the generous, _tah_ - thus, _aghaṇantarīyā_ - _vargaṇā_ unsuitable for the _praṇayoga_.
**Verse meaning:** From one-atomic, two-atomic, etc., up to the _abhadya_ beings, only those _skandhas_ having infinite atoms are suitable for the generous.
**Go.** In the _karmakāṇḍa_, the _sādi_, etc., types of the heinous, non-heinous, etc., sections of _anubhāga bandh_ are discussed in two verses. One in relation to the original natures, and the other in relation to the subsequent natures. This view is similar to the _karmagrantha_. See the verses in the appendix.