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[348] In the six-fold division of the universe, beings with five senses are bound from the Mithyatva-drishti Gunasthan to the Sayogikevali Gunasthan; because, they possess the causes of bondage, such as Mithyatva, etc. But they are unbound by the Ayogikevali rule, because, they have lost all the causes of bondage, such as Mithyatva, etc. Therefore, it is said here that "beings with five senses are both bound and unbound."
Anidya Abandha || 10 || Beings without senses are unbound || 10 || Here, by "Anidriya," the Siddhas, who are devoid of body and senses, are meant.
Kayanuvaadena Pudhvikaiya Bandha Aukauiya Bandha Teukauiya Bandha Vaukaiya Bandha Vanapphadikaiya Bandha || 11 ||
According to the Kayamargna, beings with earth-body are bound, beings with water-body are bound, beings with fire-body are bound, beings with air-body are bound, and beings with plant-body are bound || 11 ||
Taskaiya Bandha Vi Aththi Abandha Vi Aththi || 12 || Beings with three bodies are also bound and unbound || 12 ||
The reason for this is that from the Mithyatva-drishti Gunasthan to the Sayogikevali Gunasthan, beings with three bodies possess the causes of bondage, such as Mithyatva, etc., but they are not found in the Ayogikevalis.
Akaiya Abandha || 13 || Siddha beings, who are devoid of body, are unbound || 13 ||
Joganuvaadena Manajogi-Vachijogi-Kayajogiino Bandha || 14 || According to the Yogamargna, beings who are mind-yogis, speech-yogis, and body-yogis are bound || 14 ||
Ajogi Abandha || 15 || Ayogi and Siddha beings, who are devoid of yoga, are unbound || 15 ||
Vedanuvaadena Iththiveeda Bandha, Purisaveeda Bandha, Nqsayaveeda Bandha || 16 || According to the Vedamargna, beings who are female-vedis are bound, beings who are male-vedis are bound, and beings who are eunuch-vedis are bound || 16 ||
Avagadaveeda Bandha Vi Asthi Abandha Vi Asthi || 17 ||
Beings who are Apangatavedis are also bound and unbound || 17 ||
From the Aved part of the Anivritikarana to the Sayogikevali, beings who are Apangatavedis are bound, because, they possess the causes of bondage, such as kshaya and yoga. But in the said Apangatavedis, the Ayogikevalis have no remaining cause of bondage, so they are unbound.