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## Introduction
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It should be known here that Aacharya Bhootbali has also described the *sthitibandha* and *anubhagbandha* through these twenty-four *anuyogadwaras*. Only in place of the first *anuyogadwar*, *prakritisamutkirtan*, the *anuyogadwar* called *addhacched* is mentioned in the description of *sthitibandha*, and the *anuyogadwar* called *sanjna* is mentioned in the description of *anubhagbandha*. Similarly, after describing *sthitibandha* through all twenty-four *anuyogadwaras*, it is also described through the three *anuyogadwaras* of *bhujakar*, *padanikshep*, and *vriddhi*. And after describing *anubhagbandha* through the said twenty-four *anuyogadwaras*, it is also described through the four *anuyogadwaras* of *bhujakar*, *padanikshep*, *vriddhi*, and *sthan*. The description of *pradeshabandha* is also done through the said twenty-four *anuyogadwaras*. Only in place of the first *anuyogadwar*, the *anuyogadwar* called *sthan* is mentioned, and finally, *pradeshabandha* is described through five more *anuyogadwaras* of *bhujakar*, *padanikshep*, *vriddhi*, *adhyavasanasamudahar*, and *jivasamudahar*. It is important to know here that in *pradeshabandha*, the statement of *bhaga-bhaga* is made at the beginning, not in the middle.
Describing all four types of *bandhas* separately through twenty-four *anuyogadwaras* would be very extensive, therefore, the nature of all *bandhas* is described together briefly.
1. **Prakritisamutkirtan:** This *anuyogadwar* describes the number of original and subsequent *prakritis*. For example, there are eight original *karmas*: *jnanavarana*, *darshanavarana*, *vedaniya*, *mohaniya*, *ayu*, *nama*, *gotra*, and *antaraya*. Their subsequent *prakritis* are five, nine, two, twenty-eight, four, forty-two, two, and five respectively. The five *prakritis* of *jnanavarana* are described in detail in the same way as in the *prakriti* *anuyogadwar* under *varganakhand*. The number of *prakritis* of the remaining *karmas* is only mentioned in *mahabandha*, while in the *prakriti* *anuyogadwar*, all the *prakritis* of each *karma* are counted separately. Since Aacharya Bhootbali has described this in detail in the *prakriti* *anuyogadwar*, he has ended this *anuyogadwar* here by saying, "Just like *pagdibhango* and *kadavyo*."
The first *anuyogadwar* in the description of *sthitibandha* is *addhacched*. *Addha* means the time of *karma-sthiti* without obstruction and without support, and *cched* means the description of division in the form of *karma-nisheka*. The *nisheka* creation happens in the state after the unobstructed time in the total state of the *karma-pinda* that binds in one time. *Ayukarma* is an exception here, its *nisheka* creation happens in the same state as it binds. Its unobstructed time is in the *bhujyaman* *ayu* of the previous birth, therefore, the *nisheka* creation is said to be according to the complete state of the binding *ayu*.