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## Second Karma Granth
**Living beings do not attain *Sāsāvadana Samyaktvā* and a living being who has attained *Sāsāvadana Samyaktvā* is not born in hell. Therefore, *Narkanupūrvi* does not arise in the *Sāsāvadana* Gunasthāna.**
Thus, at the end of the first Gunasthāna, the five subtle *Prakṛtis* (subtle, very subtle, extremely subtle, infinitely subtle, and infinitely infinitely subtle) and *Narkanupūrvi*, totaling six *Prakṛtis*, are eliminated from the 117 *Prakṛtis* that can arise in the first Gunasthāna. Therefore, 111 *Prakṛtis* are considered to arise in the second Gunasthāna.
Now, we will explain the number of *Prakṛtis* that can arise in the third Gunasthāna and the names of the *Bhātis* that rise at the end of the second Gunasthāna.
Out of the 111 *Prakṛtis* that can arise in the second Gunasthāna, the following nine *Prakṛtis* are eliminated at the end of the second Gunasthāna: *Anantānubandhi* (infinitely connected), *Kaṣāya Chatuṣka* (fourfold passions) - *Anantānubandhi* *Krodha* (anger), *Māna* (pride), *Māyā* (deceit), *Loba* (greed), and *Sthāvaranāma* (stationary name), *Ekendiriya Jāti* (one-sense being), and *Vikalendriya Trika* (three types of imperfect sense beings) - *Dwīndriya Jāti* (two-sense being), *Trīndriya Jāti* (three-sense being), and *Chaturindriya Jāti* (four-sense being).
This is because the *Anantānubandhi Kaṣāya Chatuṣka* arises only in the first and second Gunasthānas, and the *Sthāvaranāma Karma* and the *Ekendiriya Jāti*, *Dwīndriya Jāti*, *Trīndriya Jāti*, and *Chaturindriya Jāti* *Nāma Karma* arise only in the first and second Gunasthānas. They do not arise in the third or subsequent Gunasthānas. This is because the *Sthāvaranāma* and *Ekendiriya Jāti Nāma Karma* arise in one-sense beings, the *Dwīndriya Jāti Nāma Karma* arises in two-sense beings, the *Trīndriya Jāti Nāma Karma* arises in three-sense beings, and the *Chaturindriya Jāti Nāma Karma* arises in four-sense beings.
1. *Pirayaṁ māsaṇasammo ṇa pacchaditti ma ṇa tassa girayāṇū.*
- *Gommatasāra*, *Karmakāja*, 262