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From the first moment of the sixth karma-anya to the last moment of the subtle-samparaya guna-sthana, there is an arising of the sanjvalana lobha, which is described as a natural arising in the subtle-samparaya guna-sthana.
When one of the three Vedas is added to this one natural arising, there are two natural arisings, which occur from the first moment of the ninth anivritti-badar samparaya guna-sthana to the last moment of the sa-vedha-bhaga.
When one of the pairs of hasya-rati or arati-shoka is added to these two natural arisings, there are four natural arisings. There are not three natural arisings because the addition (yoga) of one of the pairs of hasya-rati or arati-shoka to the two natural arisings results in four. Therefore, four natural arisings are described. When the bhaya-prakriti is added to these four natural arisings, there are five natural arisings. When the jugupsa-prakriti is added to this, there are six natural arisings. These three arisings occur in the sixth, seventh, and eighth guna-sthana.
When one of the prakritis of the pratyakhyana-avaran kshaya chatushk is added to these six natural arisings, there are seven natural arisings. This occurs in the fifth guna-sthana. When one of the prakritis of the apratyakhyana-avaran kshaya chatushk is added to this, there are eight natural arisings. This arising occurs in the fourth and third guna-sthana. When one of the prakritis of the ananta-anubandhi kshaya chatushk is added to these eight natural arisings, there are nine natural arisings. This occurs in the second guna-sthana, and this nine natural...