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## Introduction
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A living being who binds the state of karma binds the superior state of other karmas, or the inferior state. This consideration is taken in the delineation of the proximity of section-binding, that a living being who binds the superior section of a particular karma, at the same time binds the superior section of other karmas, or the inferior? In the delineation of the proximity of region-binding, this consideration is taken that a living being who binds the superior region-binding of the desired karma, at the same time binds the superior region-binding of other karmas, or binds the inferior region-binding. In this way, in this Anuyogadvara, the proximity of all four types of bindings of the original and the subsequent natures has been done with great detail through flow and command.
(16) The dissolution of various living beings - In this Anuyogadvara, the dissolution of four types of binding living beings has been considered in relation to various living beings. For example, in relation to nature-binding, many living beings are found who bind the karmas of knowledge-obscuration etc. at a particular time, and many are also found who are not bound. That is, living beings up to the tenth Gunasthan are always found in the form of binding of the four destructive karmas of knowledge-obscuration etc., but living beings of the eleventh and above Gunasthan are only unbound from them. In relation to state-binding, perhaps not even a single living being is found who binds the superior state of all eight karmas. Perhaps one is found, and perhaps many are found. Similarly, perhaps all living beings are bound to the inferior state of karma, perhaps one less than all are bound, and perhaps many are bound. Therefore, including the unbound, their dissolution is as follows - perhaps all are unbound from the superior state of knowledge-obscuration karma, perhaps many living beings are unbound and one living being is bound, perhaps many living beings are unbound and many living beings are bound. Similarly, the dissolution of living beings who bind the inferior, gross, and non-gross state has been considered in this Anuyogadvara. In relation to section-binding, perhaps all living beings are unbound from the superior section of all eight karmas, perhaps many living beings are unbound and one living being is bound. Perhaps many living beings are unbound and many living beings are bound. Similarly, the dissolution of living beings who bind the inferior, gross, and non-gross sections has also been considered in this Anuyogadvara. Similarly, one should know the possible dissolution of region-binding. In this way, in this Anuyogadvara, the dissolution of all four types of bindings of the original and subsequent natures has been considered with great detail through flow and command.
(17) Delineation of proportion - In this Anuyogadvara, the proportion of living beings who bind all four types of the desired karma-nature, and the proportion of living beings who are unbound from it, has been considered in this way. For example, in relation to nature-binding,