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## Corrupted Karma Granth: Chapter G
**Word Meaning:**
- **Vey Kiya Uyagoe:** Vedaniya, Ayu and Gotra Karmas (referring to the types of karmas).
- **Vibhajj:** Bandha-adi-sthana (places of bondage) and their Sanvedha-bhang (breaking of perception).
- **Moham:** Mohaniya Karma (karma that causes delusion).
**Verse Meaning:**
- The verse discusses the Bandha-adi-sthana and Sanvedha-bhang of Vedaniya, Ayu and Gotra Karmas. It then moves on to discuss the Bandha-adi-sthana of Mohaniya Karma.
**Special Meaning:**
- The verse mentions the division of Vedaniya, Ayu and Gotra Karmas, but it doesn't specify how many Bandha-adi-sthana and Sanvedha-bhang occur for each karma in relation to their respective Uttar-prakriti (subsequent nature).
- However, the commentator Acharya Malayagiri has elaborated on these aspects in his commentary.
- According to the commentary, the following are the Bhang (breaking) of Vedaniya, Ayu and Gotra Karmas:
**Breaking of Vedaniya Karma:**
- There are two types of Vedaniya Karma: Sata (true) and Asata (false).
- These two natures are mutually contradictory.
- Therefore, only one of them can be bound or arise at a time.
- It is not possible for both to be bound or arise simultaneously.
- However, both natures exist until one of them is destroyed.
- Once one nature is destroyed, only the other nature remains.
- In other words, in relation to the Uttar-prakriti of Vedaniya Karma:
- There is only one Bandha-sthana (place of bondage), which can be either Sata or Asata, as both cannot be bound simultaneously due to their contradictory nature.
- There is also only one Udaya-sthana (place of arising), which can be either Sata or Asata, as both cannot arise simultaneously due to their contradictory nature.
- There are two Satta-sthana (places of existence), one for each nature.
- Both natures exist until one of them is destroyed.
- Once one nature is destroyed, only the other nature remains.
**Footnotes:**
- 1: This information is taken from the commentary on the Saptatika Prakarana, page 156.