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Satak
Now, the masters of the Uttar and Jana Pradeshbandha explain the general principle.
Appayarapdiyango ukfa bogo ya sanipassatto. Kunai paesukkosan mahalayam tassa bachase ||6||
Word Meaning- Appayarapashbindi- binder of lesser natures, upakaranogi- possessor of excellent yoga, 4-and, sanipassaso- sufficiently aware, kunah does, paesukkosan- excellent binding of regions, jahan yam- inferior region binding, sassa- his, bacchale- by contrast.
Gapaarsh- The possessor of excellent yoga, who binds lesser natures, and the sufficiently aware being, binds the excellent Pradeshbandha. And conversely, the possessor of inferior yoga, who binds many natures, and the insufficiently aware being, binds the inferior Pradeshbandha. In particular, this verse states the one who binds the excellent Pradeshbandha and the one who binds the inferior Pradeshbandha. The one who binds the lesser number of root and Uttar natures, binds the excellent Pradeshbandha. Because, due to the lesser number of karma natures, each nature gets more Pradesh. Therefore, the binder of lesser natures, the possessor of excellent yoga, and the sufficiently aware being, binds the excellent Pradeshbandha. And in the opposite situation, i.e., when the binders of more natures have their karmadalikas divided into more parts (natures), each gets less Pradesh. Therefore, the binder of more natures, the possessor of slow yoga, and the insufficiently aware being, binds the inferior Pradeshbandha. This is explained below.