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## Third Kamprath
**Dietary beings** have thirteen Gunasthanas, starting from Mithyatva and ending with the thirteenth Sayogikevali. **Non-dietary beings** have five Gunasthanas: the first, tenth, fourth, thirteenth, and twenty-fourth.
After explaining the characteristics of the Marganas and their sub-categories, the following two verses indicate a collection of certain natures that help in explaining the ability of Jivas to bind karma according to their respective natures.
**Verse 26:** Jin, Suravidvahar, Vaikriya, Aharak, Vayu, Narakatik, Sukshmatrik, Vikalnik, Ekendriya, Stavar, Atap, Napusak, Mithyatva, Hun, Mevat, Anantanubandhi Chatushk, Madhyam Sansthan Chatushk, Madhyam Sanhanan Chatushk, Ashubhavihayogati, Nich Gotra, Strived, Dubhang Trik, Styanaddhi Trik, Udyot, Tiyanch, Tiyanchay, Manusmayu, Manusya, Audarik, and Vrishabhanara are the 55 natures that help in explaining the bondage of Jivas.
**Verse 3:** An Majmagidd, Sandhayan, Kukhag, Liy, Iyi, Duhayog, Usloyatiri, Dugam, Tiri, Narau, Nar, Ur, Lagarisah.
**Explanation:** These 55 natures are listed in order because they are helpful in explaining the bondage of Jivas.
**Special Note:** There are 120 bondable natures. Of these, the 55 mentioned above are specifically used in this Karmagranth for reference. In other words, these two verses provide a concise summary of 55 natures to avoid repeatedly mentioning them in the following verses. For example, the term "Suragunadhis" should be understood to include the 16 natures from Devadhik onwards.