Disclaimer: This translation does not guarantee complete accuracy, please confirm with the original page text.
## [282] The Six-Part Bandha-sthana (Bonding-Place) of the Jiva
[1,9-2,35 - There, in this five-part bandha-sthana, the five-part bandha-sthana is reduced by the five-part bandha-sthana, namely, laughter-delight, aversion-sorrow, fear, and disgust. || 35 ||
The fifth bandha-sthana, consisting of the nine types mentioned in the ten bandha-sthana related to the mohaniya karma, is reduced by laughter-delight, aversion-sorrow, fear, and disgust, resulting in the sixth bandha-sthana with five types. ||
The four kṣayās, namely, sanjvalana (agitation), krodha (anger), māna (pride), māyā (deceit), and lobha (greed), and puruṣaved (malevolent knowledge), these five types, are bound together in a single state of the jiva. || 36 ||
This sixth bandha-sthana with five types is experienced by the jiva from the state of pramatta-samyata (inattentive restraint) to the state of anivṛtti-karaṇa (non-reversal). || 37 ||
There, in this four-part bandha-sthana, the four-part bandha-sthana is reduced by puruṣaved. || 38 ||
The sixth bandha-sthana, consisting of the five types mentioned in the ten bandha-sthana related to the mohaniya karma, is reduced by puruṣaved, resulting in the seventh bandha-sthana with four types. ||
The four kṣayās, namely, sanjvalana (agitation), krodha (anger), māna (pride), māyā (deceit), and lobha (greed), these four types, are bound together in a single state of the jiva. || 39 ||
This seventh bandha-sthana with four types is experienced by the jiva from the state of pramatta-samyata (inattentive restraint) to the state of anivṛtti-karaṇa (non-reversal). || 40 ||
There, in this three-part bandha-sthana, the three-part bandha-sthana is reduced by sanjvalana (agitation). || 41 ||
The seventh bandha-sthana, consisting of the four types mentioned in the ten bandha-sthana related to the mohaniya karma, is reduced by sanjvalana (agitation), resulting in the eighth bandha-sthana with three types. ||
Māna-sanjvalana (agitation of pride), māyā-sanjvalana (agitation of deceit), and lobha-sanjvalana (agitation of greed), these three types, are bound together in a single state of the jiva. || 42 ||
This eighth bandha-sthana with three types is experienced by the jiva from the state of pramatta-samyata (inattentive restraint) to the state of anivṛtti-karaṇa (non-reversal). || 43 ||