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## Translation:
**Shataka**
There are three Bandhasthanas (places of bondage) in Darshanavaran, consisting of nine, six, and four types of Prakritis (substances) respectively, known as "Nav Cha Chav Danse". The reason for considering three Bandhasthanas in Darshanavaran Karma is that all nine Prakritis are bound until the second Masadan Gunasthan (state of qualities). At the end of Sasadan Mugsyan, the bondage of Styaanantrik ends. Therefore, from the third Mishr Gunasthan to the first part of the eighth Apoovarnakaran Gunasthan, only the remaining six Prakritis are bound. At the end of the first part of Apoovarnakaran, the bondage of Nidra (sleep) and Prachala (movement) is stopped. Therefore, from the tenth Sookshm Samparay Gunasthan onwards, only the remaining four Prakritis are bound. Thus, the three Bandhasthanas in Darshanavaran are: nine Prakriti form, six Prakriti form, and four Prakriti form.
In these, the Bandhas like Bhuyaskara etc. are in the order of "Dudu Tiddu" - two, two, three, two. This means there are two Bhuyaskara, two Alpatar, three Avashit, and two Avaktvy Bandhas. These are as follows:
When a being binds four Prakritis in any one Gunasthan from the second part of the eighth Apoovarnakaran Gunasthan to the tenth Sookshm Samparay Gunasthan, and then falls down from the second part of Apoovarnakaran Gunasthan and binds six Prakritis, then the first Bhuyaskara Bandha occurs. When it falls further from there and binds nine Prakritis,
**Note:** The three Bandhasthanas of Darshanavaran are also mentioned in the same way in the Sapta Tika Adhikar of Panchasangrah.
**Nav Swaha Bajai Gath Basmen Sanavaranam ||10**
There are three Bandhasthanas in Darshanavaran. In the first and second Gunasthan, there is a bondage of nine Prakritis. Further, from the eighth Gunasthan onwards, there is a bondage of six Prakritis, and from the tenth Gunasthan onwards, there is a bondage of four Prakritis.