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Gommatasara Karmakanda-251: In the Sayogi Gunasthan, there are 30 Vyuchchitti, 41 Uday and 55 Anuday Prakruti. In the Ayogi Gunasthan, there are 11 Vyuchchitti, 11 Uday and 85 Anuday Prakruti.
The details of Uday, Vyuchchitti and Anuday for humans are as follows:
Udayyogya Prakruti: 96, Gunasthan: 14
| Vyuchchitti | Uday | Anuday | Gunasthan |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mithyatva | 4 | 6 | 1 |
| Sasadan | 4 | 4 | 2 |
| Misra | 1 | 1 | 3 |
| Asanyata | 16 | 16 | 4 |
| Deshasanyata | 30 | 30 | 5 |
| Pramatta-sanyata | 11 | 11 | 6 |
| Apramatta-sanyata | 85 | 85 | 7 |
**Details:**
* **Mithyatva:** 4 (Apuurvakaran), 6 (Anivritikaran)
* **Sasadan:** 4 (Sukshma-samparaya), 1 (Upashanta-moha)
* **Misra:** 1 (Kshina-moha)
* **Asanyata:** 16 (Sayogi-kevali)
* **Deshasanyata:** 30 (Ayogi-kevali)
* **Pramatta-sanyata:** 11 (Special 2 - Samyag-mithyatva, Samyaktava)
* **Apramatta-sanyata:** 85 (Special 1 - Mithyatva, 5 - Ananta-anubandhi 4 + 1 Manushya-gatya-anupurvi, 7 - 3+5-1 Samyag-mithyatva, Anuday 7 - 7+1-1 Samyaktava-prakruti, Vyuchchitti 7 - Purvokt Anyatyahi 5, Purvokt 3 - Styan-girdhi-adi 3 Nidra, 4 - Ardha-naracha-adi 3 Sanhanan and Samyaktava, 6 - Hasya-adi Nok-kshaya, 4 - Stri-ved and Sajvalan-krodha-mana-maya, 1 - Sukshma-lobha, 2 - Vajra-naracha and Naracha-sanhanan)
Now, we will discuss the Uday, etc. of Bhogbhumija humans and Tiryanchas in two verses:
**Verse 302:**
> Manusoghang va bhoge, dubbhag chauni-chasandi-nathiyam.
> Duggadit-tithama-punnam, sanhadisanthan-charim-apanam.
**Meaning:**
> Among Bhogbhumija humans, the Udayyogya Prakruti for a common human is 102, out of which, the Prakruti of Dur-bhag, etc.
**Verse 303:**
> Haraduhina evam, tiraye manuduchcha-godama-nauvam.
> Avaniya pakkhiv nicham, tiriyati-riyaa-ujjovam.
**Meaning:**
> Similarly, in Tiryanchas, the Udayyogya Prakruti for a human is higher than that of a Tiryancha.
> The Prakruti of a bird is lower than that of a human, and the Prakruti of a Tiryancha is lower than that of a bird.
**Jummang** (meaning: "It is so")