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[296] **Chakkhandagama Jivatthanam**
[1, 9-2, 106] The first twenty-eight **prakriti** bonds are for those bound to the **devagati** (heavenly realm) with five senses, **jati** (birth), and **paryapta** (sufficient) **namakarma** (karma of name and form), and are experienced by those who are **aprammatasanyata** (attentive and restrained) and **apurvakaranasanyata** (restrained from creating new karma). || 105 ||
Here, in these twenty-eight **prakriti** bonds, there are two aspects: **devagati**, five senses, **jati**, **vaikriyika** (changeable) body, **tejas** (luminous) body, **karman** (karmic) body, **samachaturasasansthan** (square-shaped body), **vaikriyika** body parts, **varna** (color), **gandha** (smell), **rasa** (taste), **sparsa** (touch), **devagatiprayoganupurvi** (previous experience of heavenly realms), **aguru** (heavy), **alagu** (light), **upghat** (harm), **parghat** (external harm), **uccvas** (exhalation), **prasasta vihayogati** (excellent liberation), **tras** (fear), **badar** (obstruction), **paryapta** (sufficient), **pratyekasarira** (individual body), **thira** (stable) and **athira** (unstable) - one of these two, **subha** (auspicious) and **asubha** (inauspicious) - one of these two, **subhaga** (beautiful), **susvara** (sweet voice), **adeya** (worthy of respect), **yasha** (fame) and **ayasha** (infamy) - one of these two, and **nimina** (creation) **namakarma**. These twenty-eight **prakriti** bonds are experienced in one state. || 106 ||
Here, there are eight **bhangas** (divisions) due to the alternatives of **thira** (stable), **subha** (auspicious), and **yasha** (fame) (242428).
For those bound to the **devagati** with five senses and **paryapta** (sufficient) **namakarma**, it is either **mithyadristi** (false belief), **sasadan samyagdristi** (right belief with wrong conduct), **samyagmithyadristi** (right belief with wrong conduct), **asanyatasamyagdristi** (right belief with unrestrained conduct), **sanyatasanyata** (restrained and unrestrained), or **sanyata** (restrained). || 107 ||
Here, the term **sanyata** (restrained) should be understood as **aprammatasanyata** (attentive and restrained), because those who are **sanyata** (restrained) in the higher **gunasthanas** (stages of spiritual progress) do not experience the bonds of **athira** (unstable), **asubha** (inauspicious), and **ayasha** (infamy).
Here, in these five **bandhasthanas** (bonds) related to **devagati** (heavenly realm) due to **namakarma** (karma of name and form), there is one **prakriti** bond related to **yasha** (fame) **namakarma**. This one **prakriti** bond is experienced in one state. || 108 ||
This one **prakriti** bond is experienced by those who are **sanyata** (restrained) and bound to this one **yasha** (fame) **prakriti**. || 109 ||