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## Gommatasara Karmakanda-369
**Bound-lifespan:**
In the second row, related to the bound-lifespan, there are five sattva-sthana (states of being). The first state is 145-natured, without the lifespan of the bhujyaman (enjoyer) and the badhyaman (undergoer), and without the nature of a Tirthankara. The second state is 141-natured, after the disconnection of the infinite attachments.
Just as in the sattva-sthana of 145 natures in the mithyatva-guna-sthana (state of false belief), five bhangas (breaks) were taken out of the 12 bhangas related to the four gatis (paths of existence), excluding two repeated bhangas and five samabhangas (equal breaks), similarly, in these two states, five bhangas each should be known.
The third state is 140-natured, after the destruction of the mithyatva-prakriti (nature of false belief). Here, there are four bhangas related to the bhujyaman-manushya-ayu (lifespan of a human being as an enjoyer), the badhyaman-naraka-ayu (lifespan of a hell being as an undergoer), the badhyaman-tiryancha-ayu (lifespan of an animal as an undergoer), and the badhyaman-deva-ayu (lifespan of a god as an undergoer), compared to the lifespan of a human being. In these, the bhangas of bhujyaman-manushya-ayu and badhyaman-manushya-ayu are repeated, and due to the similarity of nature, the remaining three bhangas should be taken without it.
The fourth state is 139-natured, after the destruction of the samyag-mithyatva-prakriti (nature of right and false belief). Here, the aforementioned three bhangas should be known.
The fifth state is 138-natured, after the destruction of the samyaktva-prakriti (nature of right belief). Here, there are seven bhangas: bhujyaman-naraka-ayu-badhyaman-manushya-ayu, bhujyaman-tiryancha-ayu-badhyaman-deva-ayu, bhujyaman-manushya-ayu-badhyaman-naraka-ayu, bhujyaman-manushya-ayu-badhyaman-tiryancha-ayu, bhujyaman-manushya-ayu-badhyaman-manushya-ayu, bhujyaman-manushya-ayu-badhyaman-deva-ayu, bhujyaman-deva-ayu-badhyaman-manushya-ayu. The fifth bhang is repeated because there is only one human lifespan, and the first and third bhangas are the same. The sixth and seventh bhangas are also the same because their natures are similar. Therefore, only four bhangas should be taken here, excluding these three bhangas.
Out of the aforementioned 12 bhangas related to the four gatis, five bhangas do not occur here because the bhang of the tiryancha-ayu (animal lifespan) and naraka-ayu (hell lifespan) is not possible. Therefore, only four bhangas are mentioned out of the above seven bhangas.
**Unbound-lifespan:**
In the second row, related to the unbound-lifespan, there are five states. The first state is 144-natured, without the lifespan of the bhujyaman and three other lifespans, and without the nature of a Tirthankara. The second state is 140-natured, after the disconnection of the infinite attachments.
In both these states, there are four bhangas each related to the bhujyaman and the four lifespans. The third state is 139-natured, after the destruction of the mithyatva-prakriti. Here, there is only one bhang because there is no other bhang except the bhujyaman-manushya-ayu.
The fourth state is 138-natured, after the destruction of the samyag-mithyatva-prakriti. Here, there are four bhangas related to the bhujyaman-naraka-ayu, bhujyaman-tiryancha-ayu, and bhujyaman-deva-ayu, compared to the bhujyaman-manushya-ayu and the kritakritya-vedaka-samyag-drishti (right-seeing who has completed his karma).
The fifth state is 137-natured, after the destruction of the samyaktva-prakriti, related to the kshayika-samyag-drishti (right-seeing who is on the path of destruction of karma). Here, there are four bhangas related to the bhujyaman and the four lifespans.
**Third Row:**
In the third row, related to the bound-lifespan and unbound-lifespan, there are ten states, with four natures of the aharaka-chatuष्ka (fourfold aharaka) subtracted from each. Here, 23 bhangas should be known, similar to the first row, because here also there is the sattva of the Tirthankara-prakriti.
**Fourth Row:**
In the fourth row, related to the bound-lifespan and unbound-lifespan, there are ten states, with five natures of the Tirthankara and the aharaka-chatuष्ka subtracted from each. Here, 37 bhangas should be known, similar to the second row, because here there is no sattva of the Tirthankara-prakriti.
In this way, there are a total of 40 sattva-sthana and 120 bhangas in the asanyata-guna-sthana (state of uncontrolled qualities).