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## The Goṃmaṭasāra Karmakāṇḍa - 394
The Ācārya says, there are 11 bhangas in relation to these. In the Miśra Guṇasthāna there are 36, in the Asan̄yata Guṇasthāna there are 120, in the Deśasan̄yata Guṇasthāna there are 48, in the Pramatta and Apramatta Guṇasthāna there are 40-40, in the Upasamaka of the Apūrva-karaṇa Guṇasthāna there are 16 and in the Kṣapaka there are 4, thus 20 places. In the Anivṛtti-karaṇa Guṇasthāna, there are 16 Upasamaka as mentioned before, 36 Kṣapaka and 4 places of Kṣapaṇā-sthāna in the Napuṃsaka-veda. In the second and fourth rows, there are two bhangas due to the change of the Stri-Puṃsaka Veda in the absence of the Tīrthaṅkara, and four bhangas due to the four places without Māyā, totaling 58 bhangas in the Anivṛtti-karaṇa Guṇasthāna. In the Upasamaka of the Sūkṣma-sāṃpārāya Guṇasthāna there are 16, and in the Kṣapaka there are 4, totaling 20 bhangas (16+4). In the Upasānta-moha Guṇasthāna there are 16, and in the Kṣīṇa-kaṣāya there are 8 bhangas due to 8 places. Know that in the Sayogi Guṇasthāna there are 4, and in the Ayogi there are 8 bhangas due to 6 places.
Now, the Ācārya, desiring to complete the authority on the Sattvasthāna, tells the fruit of reading it:
**Evam Sattṭhāṇam, Savittharam Vaṇṇiyam Mae Sammam.**
**Jo Pai Sui Bhāvaḍ, So Pāvai Ṇivvuḍiṃ Sokkhaṃ.** || 395 ||
**Meaning:** Thus, I have described the Sattvasthāna in detail. Whoever reads, hears, or contemplates this in the right way, attains the bliss of liberation.
**Varaiṃḍaṇandi-guruno, Pāse Soūṇ Sabal-siddhantāṃ.**
**Sirikaṇayādi-gurunā, Sattṭhāṇam Samuddihaṃ.** || 396 ||
**Meaning:** This Sattvasthāna was properly formulated by Śrīkanaka-nandi Siddhanta-cakravarti, after hearing the complete Siddhanta from the chief among the Ācāryas, Śrīmad Indra-nandi Bhaṭṭāraka.
Now, the Ācārya, comparing himself to the Cakravarti, concludes the authority on this statement of the Sattvasthāna:
**Jah Cakkreṇa Ya Cakki, Chakkhaṇḍa Sāhiyam A-viggheṇa.**
**Tah Maicakkeṇa Maya, Chakkhaṇḍa Sāhiyam Sammam.** || 397 ||
**Meaning:** Just as the Cakravarti, with the Cakra-ratna, brought the six divisions of the Bharatakṣetra under his control without any obstacle, so also I, with the Cakra of intellect, have properly dived into the ocean of the Śāstra, which is the six divisions of the Agam, namely, the Jīvasthāna, Kṣudra-bandha, Bandha-svāmitva, Vedana-khaṇḍa, Vargaṇa-khaṇḍa, and Mahā-bandha.
Thus, the third authority, which describes the bhangas of the Sattvasthāna, is complete in the Hindi commentary called "Siddhanta-jñāna-dīpikā" on the Goṃmaṭasāra Karmakāṇḍa, composed by Ācārya Śrī Nemicandra Siddhanta-cakravarti.