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**Guide:** Acharya Sadisagar Ji Maharaj
Gommatasar Karmakanda-356
Mithyatva
1
|Bound-lifespan|
Seventh place in comparison
|137|148-11, Bhujyamanatiryanchayu-Badyaman
Without human lifespan 2 lifespans, Aharak Chatushk, Tirthankar, Samyaktva, Samyagmithyatva, Devagati and
DevagatyAnupurvi. 137 Along with nature, this Sattvasthan can be from Ekendriya to Chaturindriya Tiryanchas. The being who has stirred up the Devadvik can bind Tiryanchayu and Manushyayu, therefore there are two | Bhangs, but considering Bhujyaman-Tiryanchayu and Badyamanatiryanchayu, it is not counted due to repetition. Therefore, there is one Bhang of Tiryanchamanushyayu.
Mithyatva
1
Unbound-lifespan | in comparison Seventh place
|136|136 (In the Seventh place in comparison to Bound-lifespan,
137 nature, Badyamanayu is reduced, leaving 136 nature.)
Mithyatva
Seventh place in comparison to Unbound-lifespan
The Ekendriya to Chaturindriya Mithyadrishti being with the Seventh Sattvasthan in comparison to Bound-lifespan, after death becomes a human, in his Apariapta state, there are 536 natures.
(148-12, Bhujyaman Manushyayu without the remaining three lifespans, Tirthankar, Aharak Chatushk, Samyaktva, Samyagmithyatva and Devadvik)
Mithyatva
Seventh place in comparison to Unbound-lifespan
| The same Ekendriya to Chaturindriya Tiryancha being whose Vaikriyik Ashtak has been stirred up and after death becomes a Panchendriya Tiryancha and in his Pariapta state binds Sur-Shatk (Devadvik, Vaikriyikdrik, Vaikriyikbandhan, Vaikriyik Sanghta), such a being can have 136 natures.
136 (148-12, Bhujyamanatiryanchayu without the three lifespans, Tirthankar, Aharak | Chatushk, Samyaktva, Samyagmithyatva, Narakdvik)