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## Translation:
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Bhatak
After the excellent (utkrusht) region-bond, the non-excellent (anutkrusht) region-bond occurs. When there is an excellent yoga, again an excellent bond occurs. In this way, the cycle of non-excellent region-bond after excellent and excellent region-bond after non-excellent continues. Due to this, both these bonds are Saadi and Adhruva. The inferior (jghanya) region-bond of these natures is done by the subtle Nigodaya, Ladhyaparyaptak, Jiva, in the first time of Bhava. In the second, third, and subsequent times, the same Jiva does their non-inferior (ajghanya) region-bond. And in due course, the same Jiva again does their non-inferior region-bond. In this way, both these bonds are also Saadi and Adhruva.
The four types of Varna, Taijas, Karman, Agurulaghu, Upghāt, and Nirman Prakriti, their excellent, non-excellent, inferior, and non-inferior region-bonds should also be understood as Saadi and Adhruva in the same way. The excellent bond of these nine Prakritis is done by the Mithyatvi, excellent yoga, Bala Namkarma, which binds the twenty-three Prakriti bond-places.
In this way, one should know the nature of Saadi, etc., in the four bonds of the Uttar Prakritis, starting with the excellent. Now, let's consider the bonds of the Mula Prakritis.
Among the Mula Prakritis, the non-excellent region-bond of Jnanaavaran, Darshanavaran, Vedaniya, Nama, Gotra, and Antaraya has four options, namely Maadi, etc. These six have their excellent region-bond in the tenth Gunasthan, which is called Kshapak or Upshamka, subtle Paraya. Afterwards, when their non-excellent region-bond occurs again, that bond is Saadi. Before the excellent region-bond, that bond is Anaadi. The bond of the Bhavy is Adhruva, and the bond of the Abhavy is Dhruva. The remaining inferior, non-inferior, and excellent region...