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## The Pacyakarma Granth
**The cessation of the bondage of Sanchalan Kshaya occurs when a being attains the ninth Gunasthan. This is the first Anadi-Sant Bhang. When the same being falls from the ninth Gunasthan and again binds itself with Sanchalan Kshaya, and then again attains the ninth Gunasthan and ceases the bondage, this is the fourth Sadi-Sant Bhang.**
**The thirteen natures: Nidra, Prachala, Tejam, Karman, Varnachatusk, Agurulaghu, Upghāt, Nirman, Bhay and Jugupsa, are severed in the eighth Gunasthan. This is the first Anadi-Sant Bhang. When they are bound again after falling from the eighth Gunasthan, this is Sadi Bandh. When they are severed again upon attaining the eighth Gunasthan, this is Bandh Sant. Thus, the fourth Sadi-Sant Bhang occurs in them.**
**The bondage of the four Pratyakhyana Avaran Kshayas is Anadi until the fifth Gunasthan. However, it ceases in the sixth Gunasthan, making it Mant. Therefore, the first Anadi-Sant Bhang occurs. When the bondage begins again after falling from the sixth Gunasthan, and it ceases upon attaining the sixth Gunasthan, the fourth Sadi-Sant Bhang occurs.**
**The bondage of the four Apratyakhyana Avaran Kshayas is Anadi until the fourth Gunasthan. However, it ends in the fifth Gunasthan, making it the second Anadi-Sant Bhang. When the bondage begins again after falling from the fifth Gunasthan, and it ceases upon attaining the fifth Gunasthan, the fourth Sadi-Sant Bhang occurs.**
**The bondage of the four Kshayas: Mithyatva, Styanadvitrik, and Anantanubandhi, is Anadi. When the being attains Samyaktva, the bondage of these Kshayas ceases, making it the second Anadi-Sant Bhang. When the being falls back into Mithyatva...**