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## Chapter 136: Appendix to the Third Karma
**Understanding the Guṇasthānas of the Five-Sensed Beings**
The Guṇasthānas of the five-sensed beings, such as Vyuchitti, should be understood in the same way as the Guṇasthānas of the earth-bodied beings, etc., up to the plant-bodied beings. In Kāyamārgaṇā, the Vyuchitti, etc., should be understood as being like the one-sensed beings. The special feature is that in the Tejas-kāya and Vāyu-kāya, there is no bondage of the four natures: human motion, human-like beings, human lifespan, and higher realms. The Guṇasthāna is only a false perception (Miśyādṛṣṭi).
**Understanding the Guṇasthānas of the Śrama-kāya**
The Guṇasthānas of the Śrama-kāya should be understood in the same way as the Guṇasthānas of the blind-sighted, etc. In Yogamārgaṇā, the Manoyoga and Vachanayoga are also like Guṇasthānas. In Audārika Kāyayoga, the bondage and liberation are similar to human motion.
**Understanding the Guṇasthānas of the Audārika Kāyayoga**
In Audārika Kāyayoga, the bondage and liberation are similar to the Audārika Kāyayoga, but there is a special feature: there is no bondage of the six natures: Devay, Narakāyu, Āhārak Śarīra, Āhārak Angopānga, Narakagati, and Narakāsupūrvi. This means that there is only bondage of 114 natures. Even in these, there is no bondage of the five natures: Devacatuṣka and Tīrthaṅkara name, in the two Guṇasthānas of Mithyātva and Sāsvādana. However, there is bondage of these in the Avirad Samyagdṛṣṭi Guṇasthāna.
**Understanding the Guṇasthānas of the Audārika Miśra Kāyayoga**
In Audārika Miśra Kāyayoga, the bondage and liberation of 15 and 26 natures should be understood in the two Guṇasthānas of Miśyādṛṣṭi and Sāsvādana, respectively. In the 14th Avirad Samyagdṛṣṭi Guṇasthāna, there is bondage and liberation of 66 natures: the four mentioned above and 65 others. In the 13th Sayogikevalī Guṇasthāna, there is only Vyuchitti of one Sāsāvedaniya.