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It is obtained. Therefore, the instruction of thirty-one natural bond-places is given.
Similarly, the non-sentient being with the paravartaman yoga, binds the inferior regions of narakatrik (narakagati, narakanupurvi and narakayu) and devayu - asanni nirya timsuraou. The reason for considering the non-sentient, sufficient being as the binder of the inferior regions of these four natures is that the earth-bodied, water-bodied, fire-bodied, air-bodied, plant-bodied, and two-sensed, three-sensed and four-sensed beings are not born in narakagati and devagati, so they do not have the bond of these natures, and the non-sentient, insufficient beings do not have such pure results that they can bind the natures worthy of devagati,
and neither are there such complex results that they can bind the natures worthy of narakagati.
The reason for considering the non-sentient, sufficient being, the binder of the above four natures, as having paravartaman yoga is that if one is taken to stay in the same yoga for a long time, then he will become a strong yoga. Therefore, paravartaman yoga has been accepted. Because there cannot be three yogas as there is change in yoga. Therefore, the non-sentient being, the sufficient binder of eight karmas, with the paravartaman yoga, binds the inferior regions of these four natures, narakatrik and devayu, while remaining in his own inferior yoga.
The samyagdristi being binds the inferior regions of these five natures - devadvik (devagati, devanaapurvi), vaikriyadvik (vaikriya sharira, vaikriya angopaang) and tirthankara. The reason for this is explained below - a human being was born in the heavens after binding the nature of tirthankara. There, in the first time of his birth, he is worthy of the human path, tirthankara