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[4, 2, 6, 179] The *veyanamhahiyar* (great *veyana*) are of four types, according to the *veyanakalavihan* (time of *veyana*): *tthidibandhajzhavasaanapraroovana* (the form of the *tthidibandha* and *zhavasaan*).
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...The *asataavedaniya* (non-perceivable) section is of four types, namely *nimba*, *kanjir*, *visha* and *halahaal*. Among them, the section where two locations are possible is called *dvisthan* (two locations) and the bound beings in it are called *dvisthanbandhak* (bound to two locations). Similarly, the nature of *tristhanbandhak* (bound to three locations) and *chatuhsthanbandhak* (bound to four locations) should also be understood.
All the *visuddha* (pure) beings are *chatuhsthanbandhak* in the *saad* (perceivable). ||169|| The *chatuhsthanbandhak* beings of the *saataavedaniya* are pure (than the *dvisthanbandhak* and *tristhanbandhak*).
The absence of intense *kashaya* (passions) is called *visuddhi* (purity). Or, the *visuddhi* should be understood as the *jiva* (soul) *parinam* (transformation) that is the cause of the *jghanya* (inferior) state of bondage.
The *tristhanbandhak* beings are more *sanklita* (complex) than the *chatuhsthanbandhak* beings. ||170|| The *dvisthanbandhak* beings are more *sanklita* than them. ||171|| The *dvisthanbandhak* beings of the *asataavedaniya* are the most *visuddha* (pure). ||172|| The *tristhanbandhak* beings are more *sanklita* than them. ||173|| The *chatuhsthanbandhak* beings are more *sanklita* than them. ||174|| The *chatuhsthanbandhak* beings of the *saad* bind to the *jghanya* (inferior) state of the *gnanavaran* (knowledge obscuration). ||175|| The *tristhanbandhak* beings of the *saad* bind to the *ajghanya-anukkassiya* (non-inferior, non-superior) state of the *gnanavaran*. ||176|| The *dvisthanbandhak* beings of the *saad* bind to the *utkrussiya* (superior) state of the *saad*. ||177|| The *dvisthanbandhak* beings of the *asataavedaniya* bind to the *jghanya* (inferior) state of the *gnanavaran* from their own location. ||178||
The *tristhanbandhak* beings of the *asataavedaniya* bind to the *ajghanya-anukkassiya* (non-inferior, non-superior) state of the *gnanavaran*. ||179|| Ch. 76