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We are in the **Guṇasthāna** of **Aurhavē** (the 13th **Guṇasthāna**). **Samprājñāta Yoga** is of four types, from **adhyātma** to **dhyāna**, and **Asamprājñāta Yoga** is in the form of **prīti saṃkṣaya**. Therefore, **Samprājñāta Yoga** should be present from the 6th to the 12th **Guṇasthāna**, and **Asamprājñāta Yoga** should be present in the 13th and 14th **Guṇasthāna**.
*"Like the moon in the bright fortnight, the **Guṇasthāna** is said to be increasing. It is the destroyer of **bhavas** (births), the destroyer of **upaṇas** (attachments), and the destroyer of **bandha** (bondage). || 1 ||
The **Guṇasthāna** mentioned earlier is the **Guṇasthāna** of **Aurhavē**. The **Guṇasthāna** of **Aurhavē** is the path to the **Guṇasthāna** of **Aurhavē**. || 2 ||"*
**Apunarbhandhaka** (the 32nd **Guṇasthāna**). *"This **Apunarbhandhaka** is **tāttvika** (real) in practice, **adhyātma** (spiritual) in contemplation, and **niścaya** (certainty) in the next **Guṇasthāna**. || 14 ||
**Sadāvartana** (the 1st **Guṇasthāna**) and others are **tāttvika** (real) as mentioned. **Pratyāpāya** (the 2nd **Guṇasthāna**) is mainly **tāttvika** (real), and so are **veṣa** (appearance) and others. || 15 ||
**Śuddha** (pure) in relation to **rāga** (attachment), **cāritra** (conduct) and others are **tāttvika** (real). **Dhyāna** (meditation) and other **yogas** are **tāttvika** (real) in the **Guṇasthāna** of **Aurhavē**. || 16 ||"*
- **Yoga Viveka** (the 32nd **Guṇasthāna**). *"**Samprājñāta Yoga** descends, **dhyāna** (meditation) is different in reality. **Tāttvika** (real) **samāpatti** (absorption) is without **ātma** (soul) **bhāvyatā** (becoming). || 15 ||
**Asamprājñāta Yoga** is called **vṛtti saṃkṣaya** (cessation of mental activities). **Sarvatobhadrā** (the 10th **Guṇasthāna**) is the **karaṇa** (cause) of **niyama** (control) and **pāpa** (sin) **gochara** (realm). || 21 ||"*
- **Yoga Avātāra** (the 32nd **Guṇasthāna**).