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In the Chakkhandagaṁ, the description of the nature of the bound and unbound is like that of the nine Avyakta Vimāna-dwelling Devas. [274]
The description of the nature of the bound and unbound of the Bhavyas, according to the Bhavyamārgaṇa, is like that of the Oga. [275]
In the Abhavyas, what is bound and what is unbound in the five Jñānāvaraṇīya, nine Darśanāvaraṇīya, Sāta and Asāta Vedaniya, Mithyātva, sixteen Kaṣāya, nine Nokaṣāya, four Āyu, four Gati, five Jāti, Audārika, Vaikriyika, Tejas and Karmika Śarīra, six Saṁsthāna, Audārika and Vaikriyika Angopāṅga, six Saṁhanana, Varṇa, Gandha, Rasa, Sparśa, four Ānupūrvī, Agurulaghu, Upghāta, Parghāta, Ucchvāsa, Ātāpa, Udyota, two Vihāyoga Gati, Tras, Bādar, sthāvara, Sūkṣma, Paryāpta, Aparyāpta, Prateka Śarīra, Sādhāraṇa Śarīra, Thira, Athira, Suha, Asuha, Subhaga, Durbhaga, Susvara, Dusvara, Ādeya, Anādeya, Yaśa-kīrti, Ayaśa-kīrti, Nimiṇa, Nīca and Ucca-gotra, and five Antarāya? [276]
All these are bound, there is nothing unbound. [277]
According to the Sammatvānuvāda, the description of the nature of the bound and unbound of the Sammāitthī and Kṣayika-Sammāitthī is like that of the Ābhinibohik-jñānī. [278]
In particular, what is bound and what is unbound in the Sāta-vedaniya? [279]
From the Asanjat-Sammāitthī up to the Sayogika-kevalī, all are bound. The bound is extinguished only at the last moment of the Sayogika-kevalī. These are bound, the rest are unbound. [280]
In the Vedaya-Sammāitthī, what is bound and what is unbound in the five Jñānāvaraṇīya, six Darśanāvaraṇīya, Sāta-vedaniya, four Saṁjalana-puruṣa-veda, Has, Radi, Bhaya, Dugucchā, Devagati, Pañcindriya, etc., Vaikriyika, Tejas, Karmika Śarīra, Sama...