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Gommatsar Karmakanda - 366
**Verse 378:**
Those without the two, six, seven, eight, and nine natures are considered to be in the five states. Similarly, the five states should be written in four rows, with five states in each row.
**Verse 379:**
In the first row of five states, subtract zero, meaning the five states remain as they are, without the two, six, seven, eight, and nine natures. In the second row, subtract one nature from each state, meaning the five states are without the three, seven, eight, nine, and ten natures.
**Verse 379k:**
In the case of humans, the five states are without the two, six, seven, eight, and nine natures. In the case of animals, the five states are without the three, seven, eight, nine, and ten natures.
**Verse 380:**
In the second row of five states, subtract one, one, three, three, and four natures from each state, meaning the five states are without the one, one, three, three, and four natures.
**Verse 380k:**
In the case of humans, the five states are without the one, one, three, three, and four natures. In the case of animals, the five states are without the three, three, four, four, and five natures.
**Verse 381:**
In the first two rows of five states, the five states are considered to be with and without the Tirthankara nature, hence one nature is subtracted in the second row. In the third and fourth rows of five states, the five states are considered to be without the four natures of the Aharak body, Aharak Anopaad, Aharak Bandhan, and Aharak Sangata, hence four natures are subtracted in the third row. In the fourth and fifth rows of five states, the five states are considered to be without the four natures of the Aharak body and the Tirthankara nature, hence five natures are subtracted in the fourth row. In this way, the five states are known in four rows.