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26.
The Chapter of the Seven Tika
The second bhang is obtained. In this way, two bhangs are obtained in the Ksheena-moha Gunasthan as well.
In this way, after explaining the Bandha, Udaya and Satya places in the Gunasthanas of the Uttar Prakritis of Jnana-avaran, Antaray and Darshan-avaran karmas, now the bhangs of Vedaniya, Ayu and Gotra karmas are explained. Beyaniya-uyagoe vibhajj moham par bochch ||41||
Word meaning- Beyaniya-uyagoe- Vedaniya, Ayu and Gotra karmas, vibhajj- dividing, mojh- mohaniya karma, par- after this, bodh- will say.
Gatha- After explaining the bhangs of Vedaniya, Ayu and Gotra karmas, we will explain the bhangs of mohaniya karma.
Viva- The gatha has informed about the division of the bhangs of Vedaniya, Ayu and Gotra karmas, but it has not explained how many bhangs are there. Therefore, the bhang-vikalpas of Vedaniya, Ayu and Gotra karmas, as explained by Acharya Prayalgiri in his tika based on the gatha of the bhashya, are explained here.
The bhangs of Vedaniya and Gotra karmas are indicated in the gatha of the bhashya as follows:
Par ghassu voni satsu ege ghau gugisu shreniyabhang.
Goe pan ghau thi timu emjyu voni ekasmi. ||
That is, there are four bhangs in the sixth Gunasthan of Vedaniya karma, two in the seventh and four in the first, and there is one bhang in the first of Gotra karma, four in the second, two in the third and so on, one in the sixth and so on, and one in the eighth, which is explained below.