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## The Chapter of Seven Tika
Thus, the excellent uninterrupted time is four thousand years. Therefore, is the Anantanubandhi possible only after the Bandhavali?
The Anantanubandhi comes into existence from the time of Bandha itself, and upon its existence, Patadgrahata arises in the present Bandha. Upon attaining Patadgrahata, the remaining similar nature Dalikas undergo a transition, which transforms into the Patadgraha nature. This arises after the Sankramavali. Therefore, the Anantanubandhi begins to arise after the Avali, so this statement does not contradict.
The meaning of this doubt resolution is that the Anantanubandhi is a Chatushk Visanyojana nature. Although Visanyojana is itself a Kshaya, the difference between Visanyojana and Kshaya is that upon Visanyojana, the Visanyojita nature can come into existence again in the future upon finding suitable material. However, the nature that has attained Kshaya does not come into existence again.
Existence occurs in two ways: through Bandha and through Sankrama. However, there is a mutual relationship between Bandha and Sankrama. At the time of Bandha of a particular entity, there is a Sankrama of another similar nature Dalika. Such a nature is called Patadgraha nature. Patadgraha nature means the nature that receives the incoming Karmadal. It is a rule that the Karmadal obtained through Sankrama arises after the Sankramavali. Therefore, there is no objection in accepting the Anantanubandhi's arising after one Avali.
Although there can be Apकर्षण within the uninterrupted time after the new Bandhavali, and if such a nature has arisen, then the un-imparted Karmadal can also be independent of the Udayasamaya. Therefore, the newly bound Karmadal...