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## Chapter on Seven Tika
**Word Meanings:**
* Evi - one, Da - and, Do - two, Va - and, Uro - four, Eso - further, Ekkahiya - one nature more, Is - till, Chakkosa - excellent, Ohej - common, Mohanijje - in mohaniya karma, Udayadvaana - place of origin, Nav - nine, Havanti - are.
**Verse Meaning:**
One, two and four, and four plus one nature more till the tenth excellent nature, these nine places of origin are common in mohaniya karma.
**Detailed Meaning:**
In the Gan, it is mentioned that there are nine places of origin. The number of these places of origin is one, two, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine and ten natures.
**Explanation:**
These places of origin are mentioned in the reverse order. There are three types of counting: 1. Purvanupurvi, 2. PaschadAnupurvi, and 3. YatraTatranupurvi. The explanation is as follows: Counting in the order in which the substance originated or was established by the Sutrakar is Purvanupurvi. Counting from the end to the beginning is PaschadAnupurvi. Counting from any desired point, considering the desired substance as the first, is YatraTatranupurvi. Here, the author has counted the places of origin of mohaniya karma in the reverse order, following the PaschadAnupurvi method.
The origin of mohaniya karma occurs till the tenth subtle Sampraya Gunasthan. Therefore, according to the reverse order of counting, the place of origin of one nature is in the subtle Sampraya Gunasthan, because there is the origin of Sanjwalan Lobha. It should be understood that the ninth Gunasthan has lost the Vedas.