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Before discussing the Pradeshbandh, it is important to clarify that there are numerous types of Prakritibandh and Pradeshbandh, which lead to Yogasthanas. Similarly, numerous types of Sthitibandh lead to Sthitibandh-Adhyavasayasthanas, and numerous types of Anubhagbandh lead to Manubhagantya-Dasasasthanas. Therefore, we will now briefly explain the Yogasthanas and their functions.
There are countless Yogasthanas, categorized by Prakriti, Sthiti, and Anubhagbandh. There are countless Sthitibandh-Adhyavasayasthanas, and countless Anubhagbandh-Adhyavasayasthanas. These are all influenced by Karma-Pradesha, which has infinite qualities.
The term "Sediasankhijyanse" refers to the countless parts of a series. "Jogadanaagi" refers to Yogasthanas. "Paryadabhieya" refers to the different types of Prakriti, Sthiti, and Anubhagbandh. "Sthitibandh-Adhyavasayasthanas" refers to the places of contemplation related to Sthitibandh. "Anubhagbandh-Adhyavasayasthanas" refers to the places of contemplation related to Anubhagbandh. "Asankhguna" refers to countless qualities. "Kammapaesa" refers to the Karma-Pradesha, the sphere of Karma. "Anantguna" refers to infinite qualities.
The term "Mohauyavajjanam" refers to the state of delusion. "Nukkosao" refers to the analysis. "Saajhyaiyo" refers to the shared. "Hoi" refers to "becomes". "Sai" refers to "that". "Adhuva" refers to "further". "Sesaa" refers to "remaining". "Aaugamohaana" refers to the delusion of attachment. "Savehi" refers to "all". "Naanataraayani" refers to the obstacles to knowledge. "Niddha" refers to "sleep". "Anavajjakasaya" refers to the state of being unattached. "Bhayadugukaana" refers to the fear of suffering. "Dasanchaupayalana" refers to the ten types of conduct. "Chaubbigapppo" refers to the four types of attachment. "Anukkosao" refers to the analysis. "Samve" refers to "all". "Samvaana" refers to "all". "Sesapayeena" refers to "remaining". "Panchasangraha" refers to the five collections of scriptures. "Chanhpi" refers to "all six". "Anukkaso" refers to the analysis. "Padesachandho" refers to the sphere of Karma. "Chaduviyapppo" refers to the four types of attachment. "Sesatiye" refers to "remaining". "Duviyapppo" refers to the two types of attachment. "Mohaaunam" refers to the delusion of attachment. "Tissarahamanakkaso" refers to the third type of analysis. "Uttarapayadisuu" refers to the remaining types of attachment. "Chauviho" refers to the four types of attachment. "Bandho" refers to the bond. "Sesachoukkevi" refers to the remaining types of attachment. "Karmkara" refers to the Karma-Pradesha.