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In the Chakkhandagama, in the Veyanakhanda [4, 2, 6, 45], in the section on Kalavidhana, the first Chulika (section) is this. In the previous Gamanicchai (discussion), there were four Anuyogaddara (divisions of the subject matter) - Sthitibandhasthanaparupana (exposition of the places of existence-bondage), Nisekhaparupana (exposition of conception), Abadhakamdayaparupana (exposition of the causes of affliction), and Appabahuttam (the state of being few or many).
Regarding the Moolaprakritisthitibandha (fundamental nature-existence-bondage), these four Anuyogaddara are obtained. The exposition of the Kalavidhana (time arrangement) has already been done through the earlier mentioned Padamimamsa (analysis of the text) and other three Anuyogaddara. Now, this Chulika (section) has arisen as an elaboration of the meanings expounded in that Kalavidhana.
The Sthitibandhasthanaparupanaya (exposition of the places of existence-bondage) - for the Suhumendriyappajjattayassa (subtle single-sensed non-developed beings), the Sthitibandhasthana (places of existence-bondage) are the least in number. [37]
For the Badarendriyappajjattayassa (gross single-sensed non-developed beings), the Sthitibandhasthana are Sankhejjaguna (numerically manifold). [38]
For the Suhumendriyapajjattayassa (subtle single-sensed developed beings), the Sthitibandhasthana are Sankhejjaguna. [39]
For the Badarendriyapajjattayassa (gross single-sensed developed beings), the Sthitibandhasthana are Sankhejjaguna. [40]
For the Beindriyappajjattayassa (two-sensed non-developed beings), the Sthitibandhasthana are Asankhejjaguna (innumerably manifold). [41]
For the Teindriyappajjattayassa (three-sensed non-developed beings), the Sthitibandhasthana are Sankhejjaguna. [43]
For the Teindriyapajjattayassa (three-sensed developed beings), the Sthitibandhasthana are Sankhejjaguna. [44]
For the Chaurindriyappajjattayassa (four-sensed non-developed beings), the Sthitibandhasthana are Sankhejjaguna. [45]