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[3, 79] Odhēna Bandha-Samittāparūvaṇā
[479 All these are bound, there is no unbound. || 74 ||
In the human realm, one should know that humans, human-like beings, and human women are all bound, just like the Tirthankaras. There is no difference, even in the case of sleep and wakefulness, which are dualistic states, and the four types of Avyākhyāna Avaraṇīya, which are similar to the five-sense beings. || 75 ||
The form of those who are not human-like is similar to the form of the five-sense beings who are not human-like. || 76 ||
In the realm of the gods, what is bound and what is unbound in the case of the five types of Jñānāvaraṇīya, the six types of Darśanāvaraṇīya, the seven types of Sāta and Asāta Vedaniya, the twelve types of Kaṣāya, the Puruṣaved, Hāsya, Rati, Arati, Śoka, Bhaya, Jugupsā, the human realm, the five-sense beings, Audārika, Taijasa, and Kārmika bodies, the Samacaturasra Santhāna, the Audārika body parts, the Vajrarṣabha Sanhanana, Varṇa, Gandha, Rasa, Sparśa, the human realm's previous actions, Agurulaghu, Upghāta, Parghāta, Ucchvāsa, Praśasta Vihāyoga, Tras, Bādar, Paryāpta, Pratyeka Śarīra, Sthira, Asthira, Śubha, Aśubha, Subhaga, Susvara, Ādeya, Yaśa Kirti, Ayaśa Kirti, Nirmāṇa, Uccāgotra, and the five types of Antarāya? || 77 ||
From Mithyādṛṣṭi to Asanjayata Samyagdṛṣṭi, all are bound. These are bound, there is no unbound. || 78 ||
What is bound and what is unbound in the case of Nidrānidrā, Prayalāprayalā, Styānagrīdhi, Anantānubandhi Krodha, Māna, Māyā, and Lobha, Strīved, Tiryaṅgāyu, Tiryaṅgati, the four types of Santhāna, the four types of Sanhanana, the previous actions of the Tiryaṅgati, Ujjyova, Apraśasta Vihāyoga, Durbhaga, Duḥsvara, Anādeya, and Nīcāgotra? || 79 ||