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## Tasiya Karmagranth: Appendix
The four Shatar Chatushkas (Tiyangat, Tirya-manupurvi, Liyandhay, Uchit) and the 12 of the Mithya-hristi Gunasthanas, totaling 16 Prakrutis, do not experience Bandha. One should understand the Bandha-vichched (binding and release) in the Ahar-marg-na as being like the work of Anahan or the work of Yoga.
In the Uday and Udirana-svamitva Marg-nas, before stating the Uday and Udirana-svamitva, the following verses explain the general rules:
**Uday Prakrutis in Gunasthanas**
> "Sattarsep-kar-khach-du-sahi-yas-yam sagi-gisi-di du-sadari. Chavaththi sathi nav-sag-van-nas du-das-bar-udaya." (27)
In the Mithya-hristi and other 14 Gunasthanas, there are at least 117, 111, 100, 104, 87, 81, 76, 72, 66, 60, 56, 57, 42, and 12 Prakrutis that experience Uday.
**Anushaya Prakrutis**
> "Panchekk-aras-ba-vis-sattha ras-panch-tis igi-chhad-alan. Paparn chhapp bit-pan-si-iy asi-di du-gu-ya-ghan-yan-nam." (277)
In the Mithya-hristi and other Gunasthanas, there are at least 5, 11, 22, 15, 35, 41, 46, 50, 56, 62, 63, 65, 80, and 110 Prakrutis that are Anudaya (do not experience Uday).
**Up-vibhinna Prakrutis**
> "Pan nav igi sattar-san ad' panch ch chour chhak chch-ev. Igi-d-g solas tis-an baras udare a-jog-ta." (264)
In the Mithya-hristi and other 14 Gunasthanas, there are 5, 6, 1, 17, 1, 5, 4, 6, 6, 1, 2, 16, 30, and 12 Prakrutis that experience Udar-disht (manifestation).
Prakrutis that do not experience Uday are called Anushaya.