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## Second Chapter
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When reducing the number of **Prakritis**, 52 **Prakritis** remain **Udeernayogya**. Therefore, in the twelfth **Gunasthan**, 57 and 55 **Prakritis** are **Udayayogya** and 54 and 52 **Prakritis** are **Udeernayogya**, respectively.
The **Udeerna** of **Karma-Prakritis** should be understood only up to the thirteenth **Gunasthan**. In the fourteenth **Gunasthan**, the **Sayogiketal** **Gunasthan**, there is no **Udeerna** of any **Karma**. The reason for the absence of **Udeerna** in this **Gunasthan** is that **Udeerna** requires **Yoga**, but in the fourteenth **Gunasthan**, **Yoga** is completely **Nirodha**. Therefore, there is no **Udeerna** of **Karmas** in this **Gunasthan**.
Thus, having described the **Udeerna** of **Karmas** in fourteen **Gunasthanas**, we now explain the characteristics of the existence of **Karmas** and how many **Karma-Prakritis** exist in each **Gunasthan** in the following verses.
**Satta** is the state of being, the existence of **Karma** that has been bound by **Bandha** and has attained its own nature. From the beginning to the end, there are 148 **Prakritis** that exist, but in the second and third **Gunasthanas**, only 147 **Prakritis** exist, excluding the **Jinnamakarma**.
**Attached to the soul**
**Eleventh Gunasthan**
**Special Note:** The verse describes the characteristics of **Satta** and the number of **Satta-Prakritis** from the beginning to the eleventh **Gunasthan**. It also hints at the absence of **Tirthankura-Namakarma** in the second and third **Gunasthanas**.
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**Patpitti Ajogijine Udeergha Udayapayshtinam.**
- Gommatasar, Karmakanda: 280