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## Financial Karma Granth
In the Financial Karma Granth, 64 natures are bound, and the severance of the third kashaya - the fourfold kashaya of rejection and concealment - occurs at the end of the fifth guna-sthana. Therefore, 63 natures are eligible for binding in the sixth guna-sthana, the Prammatta-Samyata guna-sthana. To determine the name of the sixth guna-sthana and the number of natures eligible for binding, the phrase "Tevachhipamatte" should be taken from the following verse.
This verse specifically indicates the names of the natures eligible for binding and those that are severed in the fourth, fifth, and sixth guna-sthana.
First, we will discuss the number of natures eligible for binding in the fourth guna-sthana:
In the third guna-sthana, 74 natures are eligible for binding, and no nature is severed in this guna-sthana. Therefore, 74 natures should have been eligible for binding in the Avira-Samyag-Drishti guna-sthana. However, due to the principle of "Sammeva Titthabandha," only the Tirthankara nature is bound in Samyag-Drishti. This principle allows for the binding of the Tirthankara name in the fourth guna-sthana. Similarly, according to the principle of "Sammâmi Châditthî Uyabandhaṁ Pi Na Karei Tti," the binding of both human and divine lifespans, which did not occur in the third guna-sthana, can occur in the fourth guna-sthana.
Therefore, along with the three natures of Tirthankara name, human lifespan, and divine lifespan, the following natures are eligible for binding in the fourth guna-sthana:
1. The binding of Naraka lifespan and Tiryancha lifespan is severed in the first and second guna-sthana, respectively. Therefore, these two natures, human lifespan and divine lifespan, remain eligible for binding.