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## **Chapter 380 of the Karmakanda**
**Asanyata** (4)
**Bound-Lifespan** (134)
* **20th position** compared to Bound-Lifespan (134)
* **193rd position** compared to Bound-Lifespan (134)
* **4** **Bhangas** (breaks), same as the 10th position of Bound-Lifespan.
**Asanyata** (4)
**Unbound-Lifespan** (133)
* **20th position** compared to Unbound-Lifespan (133)
* **19th position** compared to Unbound-Lifespan (133)
* **4** **Bhangas** (breaks), same as the 10th position of Unbound-Lifespan.
**Further, in the three Gunasthanas (states of being) of Desasanayata, Prammatta, and Aprammatta, there are positions and Bhangas:**
**Desatiyesuvi evam, bhangaa ekkekk desagassa puno.**
**Padirasi bidiyaturissaadibidiyammi do bhangaa.** || 382 ||
**Meaning:**
* Know that there are 40 Sattva-sthana (states of being) in each of the three Gunasthanas (states of being) similar to the Asanyata Gunasthana.
* There is one Bhangas (break) in each of all the positions.
* However, in the second and fourth rows of the Desasanayata Gunasthana (Bound-Lifespan and Unbound-Lifespan), there are two Bhangas (breaks) in the first and second positions.
**Special Meaning:**
* In the Desasanayata, Prammatta, and Aprammatta Gunasthanas, write down five positions without the 2nd, 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th natures, similar to the Asanyata Gunasthana.
* Below these, write four rows for Bound-Lifespan.
* Below that, write four rows for Unbound-Lifespan, decreasing the lifespan by one in each row.
* In these rows, the first row includes the Tirthankara and the four Aharakas, so no nature is reduced here.
* In the second row, reduce the Tirthankara nature.
* In the third row, add the Tirthankara nature and reduce the four Aharakas.
* In the fourth row, reduce the Tirthankara and the four Aharakas (five natures in total).
* In this way, there are 40 positions in the eight rows of Bound-Lifespan and Unbound-Lifespan.
* In the 20 positions of Bound-Lifespan, there is one Bhangas (break) each for the lifespan of a human being and the lifespan of a bound god.
* Without these, the other three lifespans do not lead to Desavrata (minor vows) and Mahavrata (major vows) (verse 334).
* In the 20 positions of Unbound-Lifespan, there is only one Bhangas (break) for the lifespan of a human being.
* However, the special feature is that in the Desasanayata Gunasthana, in the second and fourth rows without the Tirthankara nature, there are two Bhangas (breaks) in the first and second positions out of the ten positions.
* Similarly, in the second and fourth rows of Bound-Lifespan, there are Bhangas (breaks) for the lifespan of a human being and the lifespan of a bound god in the first and second positions.