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## Second Karma Granth: Appendix
There are four options, and from the destruction of fourteen natures in them, there are eight sattva-sthana (states of being) with four options: 80, 81, 84, and 85, in the 13th guna-sthana (state of merit).
It should be understood that for those with the four types of aahara (food) and tirthankara-nama-karma (karma related to becoming a Tirthankara), there are 85 sattvas. If there is no tirthankara-nama-karma, there are 84 sattvas. If there are no four types of aahara, there are 81 sattvas. And if there are no tirthankara-nama-karma and four types of aahara, a total of five natures, then there are 80 sattvas. Thus, in this guna-sthana, there are four sattva options with 80, 81, 84, and 85 natures.
**(14) Aayogika-kevali-guna-sthana:** In this guna-sthana, until the end of the two extremes (dvicarama), there are four sattva-sthana with 80, 81, 84, and 85 natures. After this, for those with 85 sattvas, the destruction of any one, all, or some of the following 72 natures leads to the remaining 13 natures: devagati (heavenly path), devānupūrvi (heavenly lineage), śubhavihāyoga (auspicious path), aśubhavihāyoga (inauspicious path), two gandha (smells), eight sparśa (touches), five varṇa (colors), five rasa (tastes), five śarīra (bodies), five bandha (bonds), five saṃghātan (aggregations), nirmāṇa (creation), six saṃhanana (solidifications), asthira (unstable), aśubha (inauspicious), durbhaga (unfortunate), duḥsvara (bad voice), anādeya (unworthy of respect), ayaśa kīrti (bad reputation), six saṃsthāna (establishments), aguru-caturṣka (four types of aguru), aparyāpta (insufficient), sāta-asāta-vedanīya (painful and painless), sthira (stable), śubha (auspicious), audārika-vaikriya (worldly transformation), āhārak-aṅgopāṅga (food-related limbs), susvara (good voice), and nīca-gotra (low lineage).
According to another view, the destruction of 73 natures, including manuşyānupūrvi (human lineage), leaves 12 natures.
For those without tirthankara-nama-karma, the destruction of 12 natures leaves 12 natures.
According to another view, the destruction of 73 natures, including manuşyānupūrvi, leaves 11 natures.