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## Appendix to the Third Karma Granth
**Bondage and Liberation**
The fourteenth, Aayogikevali, Gunasthan is free from bondage because it is not a cause of bondage. The twenty Mithyatva, Samavadan, and Mishradristi are also divisions of the path of Samyaktva. Each of these has one Gunasthan, respectively the first, second, and third.
Since the Tirthankara and Aaharakadvik (Aaharak body, Aaharak limbs) are not capable of being bound, there are 117, 11, and 74 natures capable of being bound in Mithyatva, Samavadan, and Mishradristi respectively.
The 21 Abhavyas have only the first Mithyatva Gunasthan. Due to the attainment of Samyaktva and Paritran, the Tirthankara and Aaharakadvik cannot be bound. Therefore, 117 natures are capable of being bound compared to the general and Gunasthan.
The 22 Asanshi have the first and second Gunasthan. Since the Tirthankara and Aaharakadvik cannot be bound in the general and the first Gunasthan, there are 117 natures capable of being bound, and 101 natures are bound in the second Gunasthan according to the statement of the authority.
In the Aaharak path, all Manovrit Sansari beings are included. From the first Mithyatva to the thirteenth Aayogikevali Gunasthan, there are thirteen Gunasthan. The bondage of these should be understood according to the general and the authority of each Gunasthan. That is, there are 120 natures capable of being bound in general, and 117, 101, 74, 77, 67, etc. should be understood up to Aayogikevali.