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## Translation:
**Shataka.**
In the five Gunasthanas from the third to the seventh, the existence of Satta is considered in the Sangraha.
The reason for the difference in considering the existence of Anantanubandhi Kshaya up to the eleventh Gunasthana in the Karmagrantha and up to the seventh Gunasthana in the Karmaprakriti and Panchasangraha is that the Karmaprakriti and Panchasangrahakar do not accept the existence of Anandanubandhi in the Upshamashroni, while the Gamgar accepts its existence. The essence of the Karmaprakritikar's view is that one who strives to subdue the Charitra Mohaniya inevitably disconnects from the Anantanubandhi. The rule of existence for the Aharak Saptak and Tirthankar Prakriti
The Aharak Saptak has been said to exist in all Gunasthanas. This means that the Aharak Saptak exists in all Gunasthanas by choice. There is no Gunasthana where it can be said that the Aharak Saptak exists by rule, meaning that its existence is not fixed in all Gunasthanas.
The reason for this is that the Aharak Sharira is a Namkarma Prashasta Prakriti, and its bondage occurs to some pure Charitradharak, Apramat Sanayami. When an Apramat Sanayami is bound by the Aharak Sharira,
1. "Sasyanant Niyama Pancha Su Bhajja Abhi Padham." - Panchasangraha 342
Go. Karmakanda Gatha 391 mentions a difference of opinion with the phrase "Tthi Anan Upsamge" and gives space to both opinions.
2. (a) "Shubham Vishuddham Avyaghati Chaharak Chaturdasha Bandh Rasya." - Tattvarth Sutra 2.46
(b) The Panchasangraha hints at the reason for the bondage of the Aharak Sharira and Tirthankar Prakriti.
"Tisthey Raharanam Bandhe Sammat Sanjama Heu." Sangraha 204. Samyaktva is the reason for the bondage of the Tirthankar Prakriti, and Sanjam is the reason for the bondage of the Aharak.