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150. Question: What are the Dhruva-bandhi (fixed-binding) natures and how many and which are they? Answer: Those whose binding continues until the destruction of the bond are called Dhruva-bandhi natures. They are 47, such as the 16 natures of the three Ghatiya Karmas (5+6+5=16) without Mohaniya, the 16 Kashayas like Mithyatva, Anantanabandhi Chatushk, etc., the 4 of Varna, etc. from Bhaya, Jugupsa, Taijasa, Karman, Agurulaghu, Upghāt, Nirman, and Abhed Vivaksha. Their binding continues until their respective Gunasthan of binding and destruction. Except for these, the remaining 73 natures are Adhruva-bandhi (non-fixed-binding). They have only two types of binding: Sadi (with) and Adhruva (without). 151. Question: Which are the Sapratipaksha (with opposing) and Apratipaksha (without opposing) natures among the Adhruva-bandhi natures? Answer: The Tirthankara Aharaka pair, Parghāt, Ucchvās, Ātap, Udyot, and the four Āyas, these 11 natures are Apratipaksha - without opposing, meaning that when their binding occurs, it occurs, and if it does not occur, it does not occur. The remaining 62 natures are Sapratipaksha - with opposing, such as the 51 Sata-vedaniya.