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## The Fifth Section of the Dharma Grantha
**351**
Thus, the four types of **bhaṅga** (breakage) - **sādi** (beginning), **ādi** (beginning), **adhruba** (unstable), and **adhruba** (unstable) - occur in the **anutkṛṣṭa** (inferior) **pradeśabandhas** (regional bonds) of the thirty **prakr̥tis** (principles). However, for the **utkṛṣṭa** (superior), **jighanya** (inferior), and **ajighanya** (non-inferior) **pradeśabandhas**, only two options exist: **sādi** and **adhruba**. These are as follows:
While explaining the **bhaṅgas** of the **anutkṛṣṭa pradeśabandhas**, it has been clarified that a particular **guṇasthāna** (quality-state) possesses an **utkṛṣṭa pradeśabandhas**. This **utkṛṣṭa pradeśabandhas** occurs for the first time in its respective **guṇasthāna**, making it **sādi**. After one or two occurrences, either the bond completely disappears or the **anutkṛṣṭa pradeśabandhas** reappears, making it **adhruba**.
The **jighanya pradeśabandhas** of the thirty **prakr̥tis** occurs in the first **bhavas** (births) of the **sūkṣma nigodīya labdhyaparyāptak** (subtle, small, and capable of attaining liberation) **jīva** (living being). Subsequently, due to an increase in **yogaśakti** (yogic power), their **ajighanya pradeśabandhas** occurs. After a countable or uncountable period, when the **jīva** again attains that **bhavas**, the **jighanya pradeśabandhas** reappears, followed by the **ajighanya pradeśabandhas**. Thus, due to the occurrence of **jighanya** followed by **ajighanya**, and **ajighanya** followed by **jighanya** **pradeśabandhas**, both bonds are **sādi** and **adhruba**.
After considering the **bhaṅgas** of the thirty **prakr̥tis**, we now consider the **bhaṅgas** of the remaining sixty **prakr̥tis**. All four bonds in these are **sādi** and **adhruba**. Out of the sixty **prakr̥tis**, seventy-three are **adhrubavandhini** (unstable bond-possessing), hence all four bonds in them will be **sādi** and **adhruba**. Of the remaining seventeen **dhruvavandhini** (stable bond-possessing) **prakr̥tis**, the **utkṛṣṭa pradeśabandhas** of **styānaddhivik**, **mithyātva**, and **anantaanubandho** is performed by the **mithyādṛṣṭi** (false vision). The reason for the **utkṛṣṭa pradeśabandhas** is the **utkṛṣṭa yoga** (superior yoga), which lasts for one or two occurrences. Consequently, the **utkṛṣṭa bandhas** lasts for only one or two occurrences, and then...