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Appendix-2
- When 12 and 2 are bound, 6x6, thus 12+1+6= 30 are destroyed. In the second gunasthana, there is not a single alpantar bandha, because after the second, the first gives gunaranan and in the ma bastha, it makes a bandha of twenty-two by binding with prati, which is a bhujakar bandha. In the third gunasthana also, there is no alpantar, because when it comes to the gunasthana before the third, there is a bhujakar bandha and when it goes to the fourth, there is an avasthit bandha. Because in the third, there is also a bandhasthana of seventeen and in the fourth, there is also a bandha of seventeen. In the fourth, there are six alpantar, because when it binds with seventeen and makes a bandha of thirteen, 242-4 and when it binds with nine, 241-2, thus 4+2= 6 alpantar bandha. In the fifth gunasthana, when it binds with thirteen and goes to the seventh, it makes a bandha of nine, therefore there are 241-2 alpantar bandha. In the sixth gunasthana also, there are two alpantar, because when it comes to the gunasthana below the sixth, there is only a bhujakar bandha, but when it goes up to the seventh, there are two alpantar bandha. Although in the sixth and seventh gunasthana, there is a bandha of nine-nine prakritis, but in the bandhasthana of nine prakritis of the sixth, there are two bhangas, because here both the mugal bandha are possible and in the bandhasthana of nine prakritis of the seventh, there is only one bhang, because there is only one yugal bandha. Due to which, even though the number of prakritis is equal, the bhangas have been considered as 241-2 alpantar bandha due to the difference in their number. In the seventh gunasthana, there is not a single alpantar bandha, because when the jiva goes from the seventh to the eighth gunasthana, it also makes a bandha of nine prakritis, not less. In the eighth, when it binds with nine and makes a bandha of five in the ninth gunasthana, there is only 1x1=1 alpantar bandha. In the ninth gunasthana, when it binds with five and makes a bandha of four, there is one, when it binds with four and makes a bandha of three, there is one, when it binds with three and makes a bandha of two, there is one and when it binds with two and makes a bandha of one, there is one, thus there are four alpantar bandha. Thus, one should understand forty-five alpantar bandha. The avaktva bandha is as follows:
Meren avattva oparamanammi ekary marage. Goev hoti elya vi visnech mathia anga. || 474