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## Third Karma Granth
79
67 in *Pramattavirata*, 63 in *Aparamattavirata*, 56 or 58 in *Apoovarnakaran*. 5856326 in *Anivrittikaran*, 17 in *Sookshma Samparaya*, and *Upshanta Moh*, *Ksheenoi*. In *Sayogimasthan*, 11 *Prakriti* should be understood as bondage, and *Ayodhi Gunasthan* is the manager.
*Mithyatvatrika*, meaning *Mithyatva*, *Sasvadan*, and *Mishradristi*, are three sub-divisions of *Samyaktva Ma*. Each of these has a *Gunasthan* named after it. That is, the first *Gunasthan* is *Mithyatva*, the second is *Sasvadan*, and the third is *Mishra*. Therefore, the general and specific bondage ownership of these three should be understood as the same as the bondage ownership of these *Gunasthan*. That is, generally and specifically, *Mithyatva* has 117 *Prakriti* bondage ownership, *Sasvadan* has 101, and *Mishra Gunasthan* has 74.
*Deshavirata* and *Sookshma Samparaya* are two divisions of *Sanayama Marg*. Each of these two *Sanayama* has a *Gunasthan* named after it. That is, *Deshavirati Sanayama* is only in the fifth *Gunasthan*, and *Sookshma Samparaya* is only in the tenth *Gunasthan*. Therefore, the bondage ownership of these two is also the same as the bondage ownership of their respective *Gunasthan*. That is, generally and specifically, *Deshavirati* has 67 *Prakriti* bondage ownership, and *Sookshma Samparaya* has 17.
... "Whoever consumes food at the time, is called *Aharak* (eater). All worldly beings, as long as they remain in the world due to their lifespan, consume their respective karmas. With respect to *Gunasthan*, all beings from the first *Gunasthan* to the thirteenth *Gunasthan* are *Aharak*, and all these beings consume through *Aharan Marg*. Therefore, in this, first...