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The substance obtained is divided into as many parts as there are bonds at a time.
**Commentary**
A special feature of some of the aforementioned natures is that the portion received by the fourfold classification is divided among their sub-categories. For example, the portion received by the name "color" is divided into five parts, becoming the sub-categories of white, etc. Similarly, one should understand that the portion received by the sub-categories of smell, taste, and touch is divided among their sub-categories. The portion received by the karmas of "aggregate" and "body" is divided into three or four parts, which are received by the three or four natures of "aggregate" and "body." The reason for the division of "aggregate" and "body" karma into three or four parts is that if the three bodies of "audaryika," "tejasa," and "karmana," or the three aggregates of "vaikriya," "tejasa," and "karmana," are bound together, then there are three parts. And if the four bodies of "vaikriya," "aharaka," "tejasa," and "karmana," and the four aggregates are bound together, then there are four divisions.
If the portion received by the name "bond" is bound to three bodies, then there are seven parts. And if it is bound to four bodies, then there are eleven parts. The seven and eleven parts should be understood as follows: If there is a bond of the seven bonds of "audaryika-audaryika," "audaryika-tejasa," "audaryika-karmana," "audaryika-tejasa-karmana," "tejasa-tejasa," "tejasa-karmana," and "karmana-karmana," then there are seven parts. Or if there is a bond of the seven bonds of "vaikriya-vaikriya," "vaikriya-tejasa," "vaikriya-karmana," "vaikriya-tejasa-karmana," "tejasa-tejasa," "tejasa-karmana," and "karmana-karmana," then there are seven parts. And if there is a bond of the eleven bonds of the fourfold "vaikriya," the fourfold "aharaka," and the three of "tejasa" and "karmana," then there are eleven parts.