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[503, 3,274]
The exposition of the two-place prakritis is like a flood. || 261 ||
The exposition of the asatavedniya is like a flood. || 262 ||
Which are the bandhas (karmic bondages) and which are the abandhas (non-bondages) of mithyatva (false belief), napumsaka-veda (neuter gender), ekendriya-jati (one-sensed beings), hundasamstana (hunchbacked), asampraptatrispatikasamnhana (not fully developed limbs), atapa (heat-producing) and sthavara (immobile) namakarmans? || 263 ||
Mithyadrsti (false belief) are bandhas. These are bandhas, the rest are abandhas. || 264 ||
The exposition of the apratakhyanavaraniya (non-renunciation-obstructing) is like a flood. || 265 ||
The exposition of the pratakhyanavarana-caturaska (four-fold renunciation-obstructing) is like a flood. || 266 ||
The exposition of the manusyayus (human lifespan) is like a flood. || 267 ||
The exposition of the devayus (divine lifespan) is like a flood. || 268 ||
Which are the bandhas and which are the abandhas of the aharasarira (food body) and angopanga-nama (limb and part names)? The apramatta-samyata (vigilant and restrained) are bandhas. These are bandhas, the rest are abandhas. || 269 ||
Which are the bandhas and which are the abandhas of the tirthankara-nama (Tirthankara name)? From the asanyata-samyagdrsti (unrestrained right-believer) up to the apramatta-samyata are bandhas. These are bandhas, the rest are abandhas. || 270 ||
In the padmaleshiya (lotus-colored) beings, the exposition of the mithyatva-danda (false belief-obstructing) is like that of the narakis (hell-beings). || 271 ||
In the suklaleshiya (white-colored) beings up to the tirthankaras, the exposition is like a flood. || 272 ||
The specialty is that the exposition of the satavedniya (pleasant feeling-producing) is like that of the manoyogis (mental meditators). || 273 ||
Even though they are in one place, the exposition of the veyavacca (exceptional) is different. || 274 ||