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## Translation:
**[107]**
The Gunasthanas have been differentiated by three stanzas, while they are described in the Shatkhandagama by 19 sutras. Subsequently, by differentiating some major Marganas, it has been said that the time division related to Bhav and Bhav-Parivartan should be followed sequentially by Anumargna. One should be attentive (Atisavdhan) with the Bhav and similarly follow the Antar-Anugam of the remaining Marganas. **[263]**
**Introduction**
This means that the time division related to Bhav and Bhav-Parivartan of the unmentioned Marganas should be followed sequentially by Anumargna. One should be attentive (Atisavdhan) with the Bhav and similarly follow the Antar-Anugam of the remaining Marganas.
The Bhav-Prarupna has been done in Jivasamaas by only six stanzas, while in the Jivasthan of Shatkhandagama it is described in 92 sutras. The special feature of the brevity of Jivasamaas is that it directs the Audayik etc. Bhavs in the Marganasthanas by each stanza.
**For example:**
Gai Kay Trey Lessya Kasay Annaan Ajay Asanni. Micchahare Udaya, Jiy Bhavyier Ttiy Sahavo. **[269]**
This means that Gati, Kay, Ved, Lessya, Agnan, Asanyam, Asanjni, Mithyatva and Ahar Marganas are Audayik Bhav-rupa. Jivattva, Bhavyattva and Ithar (Abhavyattva) are the three Sva-bhav-rupa, i.e., Parinamik Bhav-rupa.
The Prarupna of Alp-Bahutva in Jivasamaas has been done in a special way, which aligns the basis of Alp-Bahutva Prarupna of both the first part Jivattan and the second part Khudabandh of Shatkhandagama. The two stanzas given first in Jivasamaas regarding Alp-Bahutva Prarupna should be matched with the Alp-Bahutva of Khudabandh.
**Jivasamaas-Stanza:**
Thava Nara Narehi Ya Asankhgunia Havanti Neraiya. Tattho Sura Surehi Ya Siddha Ananta Tao Tiriya. **[271]**
Thowau Manussiyo Nar-Naray-Tirikhiyo Asankhguna. Sur-Devi Sankhguna Siddha Tiriya Anantguna. **[272]**
**Khudabandh-Sutra:**
Appa Bahugagamen Gadiyaanuvaaden Panch Gadiyo Samaasen. **[1]** Savvathowa Masa. **[2]** Raiya Asankhejjaguna. **[3]** Deva Asankhejjaguna. **[4]** Siddha Anantguna. **[5]**
(Khudabandh-Alp. p. 451)