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In the *Chakkhandagama*, the *Veyanakhand* section of the *Sad-dhana* should be considered. ||12|| This is the expectation of the *Shabda* *naya*. ||12||
|| Thus, the *Vedana-gati-vidhana* section of the *Anuyoga-dvara* is complete. ||11||
12. *Veyana-anantara-vihana*, *Veyana-anantara-vihana* is the authority of the *Anuyoga-dvara*. ||1||
*Negama* and *Vavahara* *naya* are the *Jnana-avaraneya-vedana* *anantara-bandha*. ||2|| It is also *parampara-bandha*. ||3|| It is also *tadu-bhaya-bandha*. ||4||
When *karma* *paryaya* are obtained due to the *mithya-darsana* etc. causes, the *karma* *paryaya* are bound to the *pudgala-skandha* which is situated in its own form. This binding is called *anantara-bandha* at the first time of transformation from the said *paryaya*. Since they are transformed from the *karma* *paryaya* only after leaving the *karma* *varna* form *paryaya*, their binding is called *anantara-bandha*. The binding of the *karma-pudgala-skandha* and the *jiva-pradesa* from the second time of binding onwards is called *parampara-bandha*. Since the binding of those *karma-pudgala* occurs at the first time and their binding continues at the second, third, and subsequent times, this binding is called *parampara-bandha*. And since the *jiva* finds unity in both, their binding is also called *tadu-bhaya-bandha*.
Thus, the remaining seven *karma* should be known in the same way. ||5||
*Sangraha-naya* is the *Jnana-avaraneya-vedana* *anantara-bandha*. ||6|| It is also *parampara-bandha*. ||7||
Thus, the remaining seven *karma* should be explained in the same way with respect to *sangraha-naya*.