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In the Marganas, the Uday-Udhorana-Sasar ownership
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150, out of which, by removing the Misra Mohaniya and adding the Sampanatyamohiya in its place, there are 87 natures in the Aviras Gunasthan, 100 in the Avyabhyanavaran Chatushk, Bankriyatik, Devgat, Vayu, Parakamati, Narakayu, Dubhang, Anath and Yajna - these thirteen natures are absent in the Deshirat Grunasthan. In the coming Gunasthanas, one should understand the general Upayaswamitwa.
Anaharak - in this Margana, 1, 2, 4, 13 and 14 - these are the five Gunasthanas. Audarikdwik, Vaikriyatik, Aharakdrik, Sanhanan Shadak, Sansthan Shadak, Vihayo Gatidwik, Upadhas, Paraghāt, Umdyas, Pasap, Udhot, Pratyek, Sadharan, Muswar, Duhswar, Misra Mohaniya and Nidra Panchak - without these 35 natures, there are 8 in the general Khe. Jinnam and Samyaktva Mohaniya - without these two natures, there are 25 in Mithyatva. Sukshma, Apariyapt, Mithyatva and Naraktrik - without these six natures, there are 76 natures in Saswadan. There is no Anaharak in the Misra Gunasthan. Anantanubandho Chatushk, Sthavar and Jatipat Shadak - without these nine natures, and by adding Samyaktva Mohaniya and Naraktrik - these four natures, there are 74 natures in the Aviras Gunasthan. Varnavatarak, M. Karman, Amukal, Nirman, Sthir, Asthir, Bh. Abh, Manushayagati, Panchendriya Jati, Jinnam, Prasadik Mumbhag, Aadey, Yash, Manushayay, Vedaniyanik and Uchchgotra - these twenty-five natures arise in the Madhyagini Gunasthan only upon the occurrence of Mamushwas in the third, fourth and fifth time. Vastrika, Mamukhyagati, Manushayayu, Uchchgotra, Jinnam, Sata or Asata - one of these, Vedaniya, Subhag, Aadey, Yash and Panchendriya Jati - these twelve natures arise in the fourteenth Bhubhasman. Here, the intention of Usarvaikriya is not expressed in the Uday. In the Siddhant, Prithvi, Ap and Vanaspati are not considered as Saswadan Gunasthan, the one who has Saswadan Gunasthan is called Matishrutshani. Vibhangavani is called Avhidarshan and Kriyamitra and Paharakami are called Audarikami, but this is not expressed in the Karmagranth.