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## Massar Karmakanda - 6
**29 and 30 Prakruti Sthana are bound by the Saasadan Guna Sthana, and similarly, the Saasadan Guna Sthana also binds both the Tiryanch and Manushya Gati combined (29-30 Prakruti) Sthana. The Mishr and Asanyat Guna Sthana bind the Manushya Gati combined 29 Prakruti Sthana.**
**Ghanprithvi, Nivritti Paryapt, Paryapt Kshayik, and Kritkritya Vedak Samyagdrishti Tirthankar, devoid of Sattwa, bind the 29 Prakruti with Manushya Gati, and the 30 Prakruti Sthana with Manushya Gati and Sattwa of the Tirthankar. In the Vansa-Meghaprithvi, the Jivas with Sattwa of the Tirthankar, upon attaining Paryapti, regularly abandon Mithyatva and attain Samyaktva, binding the 30 Prakruti.**
**In the Tiryanch Gati, the three Paryaptis (Paryapt, Nivritti Paryapt, and Labdhyaparyapt), all the Sarvaekendriya, Dwiindriya, Triindriya, Chaturindriya, and Labdhyaparyapt-Nivritti Paryapt Asanjee Jivas, and the Mithyadrishti and Saasadanvarti Aparayapt Sanjee Jivas who have come from Narakadi, all have three Ashubh Leshyas. The Paryapt Mithyadrishti Asanjee have four Leshyas, Krishnadi. The Paryapt Saasadan and Mishr Guna Sthana, and the Asanyat Sanjee Tiryanch, have all six Leshyas. The Bhogbhumij Nivritti Paryapt Asanyat has only the Jghanya Kapo Taleishya, and in the Paryapt Avastha, there are only three Shubh Leshyas, Mithyadrishti and Samyagdrishti, because the three Shubh Leshyas are mentioned in the Agam as soon as the body Paryapti of the born Jivas is complete.**
**The Mithyatva Yut Badar-Sukshmaprithvi, Ap-Tej-Vayu Kay-Nitya Nigod, Chaturgati Nigod, PratiShthit-ApratiShthit, each Dwiindriya-Triindriya-Chaturindriya, and Asanjee-Sanjee Panchendriya, these 59 types of Labdhyaparyapt and Paryapt Tiryanch, and the Mithyadrishti Paryapt and Aparayapt Karmabhumij Manushya, coming from the Tirthankar with three Ashubh Leshyas, are born in the Tiryanch Jivas, binding five Sthana, 23-25-26-29 and 30 Prakruti, without the remaining 28 Prakruti Sthana. The Tej Kay-Vayu Kay Jivas bind these Sthana only with the Tiryanch Gati. The 19 types of Labdhyaparyapt-Paryapt Tiryanch and Paryapt-Aparayapt Manushya, together 40 types, with three types of Ashubh Leshyas of Mithyadrishti, die and are born again in the aforementioned 19 types of Mithyadrishti Paryapt Tiryanch.**
**The Mithyadrishti Jivas, born in the aforementioned 19 types of Tiryanch, coming from all four Gatis, bind five Sthana, 23-25-26-29 and 30 Prakruti, in the Nivritti Paryapt Avastha. In the Mithyatva Guna Sthana, six Sthana are bound, 23-25-26-28-29-30 Prakruti. In the Saasadan Guna Sthana, three Sthana are bound, 28-29-30 Prakruti. In the Mishr-Asanyat and Desh Sanayt Guna Sthana, only one Sthana is bound, 28 Prakruti.**
**Similarly, the Manushya who, in the previous birth, with the qualities of a Daata, gave Dana to three types of Patras, worthy of Dana, due to the influence of that Dana or by approving it, that Manushya, Anumodana, and Vrti Tiryanch, by giving Dana to the Tiryanch, binds the Tiryanch Ayu in the Mithyatva Avastha, dies with three Ashubh Leshyas, and becomes a Mithyadrishti Tiryanch in the Bhogbhumi. There, in the Aparayapt Avastha, he binds two Sthana, 29-30 Prakruti, with the Tiryanch Gati, and one Sthana, 29 Prakruti, with the Manushya Gati. The Tiryanch or Manushya whose Bhogbhumij Tiryanch Ayu is bound,
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