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## The Bond of Karma (Vastu Karmagranth)
**66**
A being can remain in the seventh Gunasthan for a period of time equal to the Deshon Purvakoti. Therefore, the highest duration of the natural bond is equal to the said measure. The five, four, three, two, and one natural bonds are in the five parts of the ninth Anivrittibadar Samparaya Gunasthan. The lowest duration of each of these bonds is one time period, and the highest duration is one Antarmuhurt. Because the lowest duration of each part of the ninth Gunasthan is one time period, and the highest duration is one Antarmuhurt. The following is a description of the ten bonds of Mohaniya Karma, along with their duration:
| Bond | Duration | Gunasthan |
|---|---|---|
| First | 22 Pra | 1 |
| Second | 21 Pra | 2 |
| Third | 17 Pra | 3, 4 |
| Fourth | 13 Pra | 5 |
| Fifth | 6 Pra | 6, 7, 8 |
| Sixth | Bhumi | 9th part 1 |
| Seventh | " | 9th part 2 |
| Eighth | " | 9th part 3 |
| Ninth | " | 9th part 4 |
| Tenth | " | 9th part 5 |
**Duration:**
* Antarmuhurt = One time period = Antarmuhurt
* Lowest = One time period
* Highest = Deshon Apar = Six Avali Sadhik = 33 Sagar Deshon Purvakoti = Antarmuhurt
**Comparison:**
* Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, and one.
* Ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, and one.
**Note:**
* The ten bonds of Mohaniya Karma are described above. Now, the description of the Udayasthanas is given.
* One, two, and four. These are the ten Udayasthanas.
* There are nine Udayasthanas for Mohaniya Karma.
**Source:**
* Go. Dharmakaand, Ga. 475