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Gommatasar Karmakanda-718 states that in the Upashantakshaya, Kshinakshaya and Sayogakevali Gunasthanas, there is only one Bhaga for each Shukla Leshya. Therefore, the number of Bhangas that occur due to the change in Bhavas caused by Aksasanchar is the same as the number of Bhangas that occur when multiplied together. These Bhangas should be established in a multiplicative manner.
**Verse 830:**
Chakkhun Micchasasan Samma Tericchaga Havanti Sada.
Charikasayatileassa Nabbase Tattha Bhangaa Hu.
**Meaning:**
Those who are devoid of eye-sight, have false belief and are Tiryanch are always present. Therefore, in the Tiryanch गति, there are 12 Bhangas when the Napumsakaved, Charakshaya and 3 Ashubha Leshyas are multiplied together (14443).
**Verse 831:**
Khayiyavirudasamme Chadu Sol Bahattari Ya Baram Cha.
Taddeso Manuseva Ya Chhattisa Tabbhava Bhangaa.
**Meaning:**
In the Narak गति of the Asanyatakshayik Samyagdristi, there are only 4 Bhangas when the Napumsakaved, Charakshaya and Kapootaleshya are multiplied together. In the Tiryanch गति, there are 16 Bhangas when the Purushaved, Charakshaya and Charaleshya are multiplied together. In the Manusya गति, there are 72 Bhangas when the Trived, Charakshaya and 6 Leshyas are multiplied together (35446). In the Dev गति, there are 12 Bhangas when the Purushaved, Charakshaya and 3 Shubha Leshyas are multiplied together (54344). Therefore, in total, there are 4+16+72+12 = 104 Bhangas. The Deshasanyati Kshayik Samyagdristi are only humans, therefore, there are 36 Bhangas when the Trived, Charakshaya and 3 Shubha Leshyas are multiplied together.
**Verse 832:**
Parinaamo Duvaano Micche Sesesu Ekkathano Du.
Samme Annam Sammam Charitte Natthi Charittam.
**Meaning:**
In the Mithyatva Gunasthan, there are two places for Parinaamik Bhavas. These are Jivatva-Bhavya or Jivatva-Abhavya, and in the Aveshesh Gunasthanas, there is only one place for Jivatva-Bhavya. In the subsequent Gunasthanas, each is called a Dwisanyogi etc. to differentiate them. It is said that in a place with Samyaktva, there is no other Samyaktva, and in a place with Charitra, there is no other Charitra. This means that where there is Upashama Samyaktva, there is no Vedak or Kshayik Samyaktva. Similarly, this should be understood in other places as well.
**Verse 833:**
Micchadugayadachaukke Atthaththane Na Khayiyathane Na.
Juda Parajogajabhangaa Pudha Aniya Melidavva Hu.
**Meaning:**
In the Mithyatva-Sasadan Gunasthan, there are 8 places for the Bhavas related to Chakkhudarshanarhit Kshayopashamik.