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## Sixth Karma Granth
One should say one of the Vedas. Therefore, here, multiplying two pairs by two Vedas results in four bhangas.
Out of twenty-one natural bandha sthana, subtracting the Anantanubandhi Chatushk results in seventeen prakrutik bandha sthana. The bound beings in this are the third and fourth gunasthana beings. Since the Anantanubandhi kshaya does not arise, they do not have the bandha of Striveda. Therefore, here, there are two bhangas from the alternative of the Hasyarati Mugal and Shokarati pairs.
There are also two bhangas in thirteen natural bandha sthana. This bandha sthana is obtained by reducing the Apratyakhyanavaran kshaya Chatushk from seventeen natural bandha sthana. Here, only the bandha of Puspalet occurs, therefore, two bhangas are obtained due to the two pairs.
Reducing the Pratyakhyanavaran Chatushk from thirteen natural bandha sthana results in nine natural bandha sthana. This place is found in the sixth, seventh, and eighth - Pramattasanyata, Apramattasanayata, and Apurvakaran gunasthana. Here, there is a special feature that the bandha of Arati and Shoka occurs only up to the Pramattasanyata gunasthana, not beyond. Therefore, in the Pramattasanyata gunasthana, there are two bhangas of this place, which are mentioned earlier, and in the Apramattasanayata and Apurvakaran, only one bhang of Hasyarati form is found.
Five natural bandha sthana are obtained by reducing Hasy, Rati, Bhaya, Jugupsa, these four prakritis from the aforementioned nine natural bandha sthana. Here, one should see two bhangas for the Navabandhaka in Pramattasanyata, and only one bhang in Apramattasanayata and Apurvakaran. This is because the bandha of Arati-Shoka form Mugal is possible there.
- Saptaatika Prakaran Tika, Page 164