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## Chapter 22: Description of the Time and Division of the Nature-Places
**53.** A being with the existence of twenty-four natures, including the Mithyatva-nature, occupies the twenty-three nature-places.
**54.** A being with the existence of twenty-six natures, excluding the Samyaktva and Samyag-Mithyatva natures from the twenty-eight natures, occupies the twenty-six nature-places.
**55.** A being with the existence of twenty-seven natures, including the Samyag-Mithyatva nature in the twenty-six nature-places, occupies the twenty-seven nature-places.
**56.** A being with the existence of all the natures of delusion occupies the twenty-eight nature-places.
**57.** This is the summary.
**58.** (Summary) 28, 27, 26, 24, 23, 22, 21, 13, 12, 11, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
**59.** In this way, the nature-places of delusion should be understood in the paths of motion, etc.
**60.** The first section of the *Anuyogadvara* is called "Swamitva" (ownership).
**61.** The question is: Which being occupies the one nature-place?
**62.** According to the rule, a human being or a human female is the owner of the one nature-place.
**Commentary:**
The commentator explains that the twenty-four nature-places are divided into fifteen categories based on the nature of delusion. The commentator also clarifies that the term "human" includes both male and female humans, and that the term "owner" refers to those who are capable of destroying the karma of delusion.