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## Chapter 21
There is a continuous, excellent binding of the thirty-three Sagaropama, which are the **Sanhanan** and **Audarik Angopaanga** **Naamakarma**. The **Chaar Aayu** and **Tirthankara Naamakarma** have a continuous, inferior binding, which is also **Antamuhurta**.
**Special Note:** These four verses explain the names of the **Adhruvbandhini** **Prakritis** and the time of their continuous, excellent binding. The time of their continuous, inferior binding is not mentioned because, being **Adhruvbandhini**, they can be formed again after a certain time.
The continuous binding time of all **Prakritis** is not the same. Therefore, they are classified into groups based on their similar binding time, and their binding time is explained accordingly.
The binding time of **Tiryanchdrik** (**Tiryanchgati**, **TiryanchAnupurvi**) and **Neecha Goon** can be from one time to countless times - **Samayaadasankaalaan Tiriduniyaes**. This is because these three **Prakritis** are bound for a short time from the inferior, as their opposite **Prakritis** can be bound at other times. However, when a being is born in **Tejaskaay** and **Vayukaay**, their **Tiryanchdrik** and **Neecha Goon** are continuously bound as long as they remain in that state. Beings in **Tejaskaay** and **Vayukaay** do not have any other **Gati** or **Anupurvi** binding except **Tiryanchdrik**, nor do they have any **Uchcha Goon**. A being born in **Tejaskaay** and **Vayukaay** traverses countless regions of **Lokakasha** and continues to be born in **Tejaskaay** and **Vayukaay** for a very long time. Therefore, the excellent continuous binding time of these three **Prakritis** is countless times, i.e., ...