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[473] Bandha-Samitt-Paroopan by Ogh
[3, 42] 9. The state of being in Samyag Darshan, Samyag Gyan and Samyak Charitra is called Samadhi. To hold it appropriately or to make it perfect is the Samadhi Sandharanta of the Sadhus.
10. The care, etc., that is done for a Sadhu who is in distress is called Vyavritta. The Jiva who is united with Samyag Darshan, Samyag Gyan, Arhat Bhakti and Pravachan Vatsalata, etc., and is engaged in Vyavritta, is called the Vyavritta Yogyukta of the Sadhus.
11. Those who have destroyed the Ghatichatuṣṭaya or all eight Karmas and have become the knower and seer of all things (the whole and the separate Supreme Soul) are called Arhant. To have faith in them - to be engaged in the practices taught by them, is called Arhat Bhakti.
12. Those who have transcended the twelve Angas are called Bahushruta. To have faith in them - to contemplate the meaning of the Agamas spoken by them, is called Bahushruta Bhakti.
13. The meaning of 'Pra' is excellent or superior (Sarvagya), the word (speech) of that excellent, i.e., Sarvagya, is called Pravachan. According to this etymology, the Siddhant or the twelve Angas should be understood as Pravachan. To have faith in this Pravachan - to practice the actions embodied in it, is called Pravachan Bhakti.
14. The Deshavratis, Mahavrati and Asanyat Samyagdrishti Jivas who are in the Pravachan in the form of the twelve Angas are also called Pravachan. The name of having affection for them is Pravachan Vatsalata.
15. The name of the meaning of the Agamas is Pravachan. To expand or increase its fame is called Pravachan Prabhavanta.
16. The meaning of Abhikṣṇa-Abhikṣṇa is 'again and again' and the meaning of Gyanopयोग is Bhavaśruta and Dravyashruta. To be constantly engaged in both these types of Shruta is to be understood as Abhikṣṇa-Abhikṣṇa Gyanopयोगyukta.
These sixteen reasons cause the Bandha of the Tirthankara nature. From the perspective of Dravyarthik Nay, even in each individual reason, since there is inclusion of all other reasons, therefore, Bandha of the said Tirthankara nature is considered from each individual reason. Or, it should be understood that when Samyag Darshan occurs, then the combination of one, two, etc., other reasons in the remaining fifteen reasons causes the Bandha of that Tirthankara nature.
Those who are the Tirthankaras, the source of the good Karma, are worthy of being honored, worshipped, saluted and bowed to by the Devas, Asuras and humans of the world. They are the Jinas, the Kevalis, the Dharma-Tirthankaras. || 42 ||
Ch. 60