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## Chapter 104: The Sevenfold
Combining the two natures of **Samyaktvamohaniya** and **Avirat Samyagdristi** results in a **sevenfold** nature. This sevenfold nature can be attained in three ways, leading to twenty-four **bhangas** (breakdowns) for each variation. This results in three sets of twenty-four **bhangas** for the eightfold nature.
Combining the three natures of **bhaya** (fear), **jagapsa** (desire), and **Samyaktvamohaniya** within the sixfold nature results in a **ninefold** nature. This ninefold nature lacks **yivarupa** (form), leading to a single set of twenty-four **bhangas**.
Therefore, in the fourth **Avirat Samyagdristi** **gunasthan** (stage of virtue), there are seventeen **bandhastan** (bondage states) with sixfold nature resulting in one set of twenty-four **bhangas**, sevenfold nature resulting in three sets of twenty-four **bhangas**, eightfold nature resulting in three sets of twenty-four **bhangas**, and ninefold nature resulting in one set of twenty-four **bhangas**. This totals eight sets of twenty-four **bhangas**. Out of these, four sets are without the **Samyaktvamohaniya** nature, and four sets are with the **Samyaktvamohaniya** nature.
The four sets without the **Samyaktvamohaniya** nature are to be known by **Upshama Samyagdristi** (subdued omniscient) and **Kshayik Samyagdristi** (decaying omniscient) beings. The four sets with the **Samyaktvamohaniya** nature are to be known by **Vedak Samyagdristi** (knowing omniscient) beings.
Now, we will explain the alternatives for the **udayasthan** (liberation states) of the thirteen **bandhastan** (bondage states). These are: "**Tere Panchaai Athev**" - with thirteen **bandhastan**, there are four **udayasthan**: fivefold, sixfold, sevenfold, and eightfold.
The first, fivefold **udayasthan**, is as follows: **pratyakhyanavaran** (denial-covering), **sanjwalan** (agitation) types of **krodhadi kshaya chatushk** (fourfold passions of anger, etc.), one passion from each of the three **vedas** (knowledge),