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## Second Karma-pranya 107
The summary is that for non-category-classifying, *kshayika* *sanyastri* beings, there are 141 *prakritis* in the four *gunasthanas* from the fourth to the seventh. This statement is in relation to many beings, and even for those who are *kshadhika* *samyaktvī* but not *charmasarīrī*, there are also 141 *prakritis* in the four *gunasthanas* from the fourth to the seventh.
The *upshama* category is considered from the eighth to the eleventh *gunasthanas*, encompassing four *gunasthanas*. In other words, these four *gunasthanas* belong to the *upshama* category, which arises from the disassociation of the four *anantaanubandhi* *kṣayās* and does not bind to hell or animal realms, only to the realm of gods. Therefore, out of the 148 *prakritis* that are generally possible, subtracting the six *prakritis* of the four *anantaanubandhi* *kṣayās* and hell and animal realms, 142 *prakritis* are considered to exist for beings classified in the *upshama* category from the eighth to the eleventh *gunasthanas*, encompassing four *gunasthanas*.
Thus, having described the *prakritis* that exist generally from the fourth to the *upshama* category *gunasthanas*, we now proceed to describe the existence of karmas in relation to the *kṣapaka* category in the following verse.
**Verse 27:**
*Lakṣaṇam tu pappa cau-su di pamyāla narayati-risu-rāja viṇā | Sat-taga viśu aḍatī-saṁ jā aniyatṭī paḍama-bhāgo ||27||*
**Meaning:** In relation to *kṣapaka* beings, there are 145 *prakritis* in the four *gunasthanas*, excluding hell, animal, and god realms, and 138 *prakritis* excluding the *saptaka* until the time of the *aniyatṭī* *paḍama-bhāgo* (the first stage of the *aniyatṭī* *gunasthanas*).