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[1.9-2.105] The enumeration of the bonds in the Jiva-sthana-chuliya
[295] The twenty-ninth nature of the bond related to the devagati is: devagati, panchendriya-jati, vaikriyika-sharira, tejasa-sharira, karma-sharira, sama-chaturasra-samsthana, vaikriyika-sharira-ango-pang, varna, gandha, rasa, sparsa, devagati-prayogana-anupurvi, aguru-alagu, upghata, parghata, ussasa, prashasta-vihayoga-gati, tras, badar, paryatpta, pratyek-sharira, sthira or asthira (one of these two), subha or asubha (one of these two), subhaga, susvara, adeya, yasa-kirti or ayasa-kirti (one of these two), nimina and titthaya-karma. These twenty-nine natures are bound in one and the same way. ||102||
Here, there are eight (24242=8) types of destruction due to the alternatives of sthira-asthira, subha-asubha, and yasa-kirti-ayasa-kirti.
The devagati, which is bound by the panchendriya-jati, paryatpta, and titthaya-karma, is bound by the asanyata-samyag-drishti or the sanjata-asanyata. ||103||
Here, the first twenty-eight natures of the bond are: devagati, panchendriya-jati, vaikriyika-sharira, tejasa-sharira, karma-sharira, sama-chaturasra-samsthana, vaikriyika-sharira-ango-pang, varna, gandha, rasa, sparsa, devagati-prayogana-anupurvi, aguru-alagu, upghata, parghata, ussasa, prashasta-vihayoga-gati, tras, badar, paryatpta, pratyek-sharira, sthira, subha, subhaga, susvara, adeya, yasa-kirti, and nimina-karma. These twenty-eight natures are bound in one and the same way. ||104||
Here, there is no bond of ayasa-kirti, because it is destroyed in the pramatta-sanjata guna-sthana.
The devagati, which is bound by the panchendriya-jati and paryatpta, is bound by the apramatta-sanjata or the apuva-karana. ||105||