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**Death Karma Question: Appendix**
The six types of **pratikrti** (nature) - **rishbhanaraach**, **samhanan**, etc. - are **vyuchikta** (separated) in the second **gunasthana** (stage of spiritual progress) of **saasvadan** (taste). This is because here, the **pratikrti** related to the **manushya** (human) path are not bound in **misyadhik** (false perception).
The above statement should be understood in the context of the **nirgach** (liberation) in the **samaan vich** (general thought) - **matron ka samay 1** (time of the matras), **panthendriya tiyanch**, **paryapt tiyanch**, **striya vich**, and **ladhyaparyapt niyanch**. Of these five categories, the **ladhyaparyapt niyanch** should be excluded. The remaining four types of **tiryanch** (non-human beings) should be understood in comparison to the **tiryanch**.
The **tiryanch** of the **ladhyaparyapt niyanch** have **tirthar** (pilgrims) names and **aaharaka** (food-taking) bodies, **aaharaka angopaang** (food-taking limbs), and **man** (mind) **leen pratikrti** (absorbed nature). The following **pratikrti** are also not bound:
**Suraniryaou apushon kegumviyakkamvi sthii ||106||**
**Devayau**, **narakayau**, and **vaishyishtak-devagati**, **devanupurvi**, **narakagati**, **narakanupurvi**, **vaikriya parir**, **vaikriya angopaang** - these 13 **pratikrti** are also not bound.
**Tiryedha gare gavari hu tisthaaram cha asthi amev ||110||**
In the **manushya** path, **andhayumiti** (blindness) and other **tiryanch** paths should be understood similarly, but with the exception that in the **manushya** path, **tirthar** (pilgrims), **krura** (cruel), and **aaharaka** (food-taking) **aaharaka arir** (food-taking body), **aaharaka angopaang** (food-taking limbs) are also bound, making a total of 120 **pratikrti** that can be bound.
There are 14 **gunasthana** (stages of spiritual progress) in the **manushya** path, so the **bandha** (binding) and **vichched** (separation) should be understood in the same way as in the **gunasthana**.
The above **bandha** and **vichched** in the **manushya** path have been explained generally. However, the **bandha** etc. of the **ladhy-aparyapt** (limited) **manushya** should be understood similarly to the **ladhy-aparyast** (limited) **tiryanch**. In other words, the **ladhy-aparyapt** **manushya** also have 106 **pratikrti** that can be bound.
**Nirev hodi deve aisaanoti satt kaam chidi 1**
**Solas chev abandha bhavatie nasthi tisthayar ||11||**
In the **devagati** (heavenly path), the **bandha** and **vichched** of **karma** **pratikrti** (karmic nature) are similar to the **narakagati** (hellish path).