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## Gommatasara Karmakanda-347
**For a Baddhayushka, the fourth sattvasthana is known as 141 prakriti, excluding the two ayus (Bhujyaman and Baddhyaman), the four Aharak, and the Tirthankara, which are 7 prakritis in total.** Here, out of the previously mentioned 12 bhangas, two are repetitive and five are similar, leaving only 5 bhangas.
**Similarly, for an Abaddhayushka, the fourth sattvasthana is known as 140 prakriti, excluding the remaining three ayus (excluding Bhujyaman), the four Aharak, and the Tirthankara.** Here, there are four bhangas due to the four different ayus (Bhujyaman).
**For a Baddhayushka, the fifth sattvasthana is known as 140 prakriti, excluding the two ayus (Bhujyaman and Baddhyaman), the four Aharak, the Tirthankara, and the Samyaktava prakriti, which are 8 prakritis in total.** Here, there are 5 bhangas as mentioned earlier. This means, out of the previously mentioned 12 bhangas, two are repetitive and five are similar, leaving only 5 bhangas.
**For an Abaddhayushka, the fifth sattvasthana is known as 139 prakriti, excluding the Baddhyaman ayu from the previously mentioned 140 prakritis.** Here, there are four bhangas due to the four different ayus.
**For a Baddhayushka, the sixth sattvasthana is known as 139 prakriti, excluding the two ayus (Bhujyaman and Baddhyaman), the Tirthankara prakriti, the four Aharak, the Samyaktava, and the Samyagmithyatva prakriti, which are 8 prakritis in total.** Here, there are 5 bhangas as mentioned earlier.
**Similarly, for an Abaddhayushka, the sixth sattvasthana is known as 138 prakriti, excluding the Baddhyaman ayu from the previously mentioned 139 prakritis.** Here, there are four bhangas due to the four different gatis.
**For a Baddhayushka, the seventh sattvasthana is known as 137 prakriti, excluding the Bhujyaman Tiryanchayu and Baddhyaman Manushayus, the remaining Devayus and Narakayus, the four Aharak, the Tirthankara, the Samyaktava and Samyagmithyatva prakriti, the Devagati, and the Devagaty anupurvi, which are 51 prakritis in total.** This is for those who have experienced the Udvelana of Devadvika, who are Ekendriya and Vikalatraya jivas. Here, there are two bhangas: Bhujyaman Tiryanchayu-Baddhyaman Tiryanchayu and Bhujyaman Tiryanchayu-Baddhyaman Manushayus. However, Bhujyaman Tiryanchayu and Baddhyaman Tiryanchayu are repetitive bhangas, so they are not counted here, leaving only one bhang. The nature of Udvelana is the same as previously mentioned.
**Now, regarding the bhangas of Miyadristi, which are mentioned in some places, the seventh sattvasthana for an Abaddhayushka is described in two verses with four bhangas:**
**Verse 368:**
* Udvellideva duge, bidiyapde chari bhangaya evam.
* Sapade padhamo bidhiyam, so cheva naresu uppanno.
**Verse 369:**
* Veguvva aṭṭharahide, panchindriyatirijayadisuvavanne.
* Surachabbandhe tadiyo naresu tabbandhane turiyo.
**Jummang**