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## The Karma Granth (Chapter 107)
There are 24 types of **Upasham Samyagdrishti** and **Kshayik Samyagdrishti** Jivas, and 4 types of **Vedak Samyagdrishti** Jivas.
In the five natural **Bandhastanas**, there is an **Udayasthan** of two natures: one from the five **Sanjwalanas** (anger, pride, deceit, and greed) and one from the three **Vedas**. This is stated as "**Panchvibandhage Pun Udo Doham**". In this place, there are twelve **Bhangas** formed by multiplying the four **Kshayas** with the three **Vedas**. These twelve **Bhangas** occur in the first part of the ninth **Gunasthan**.
After the five natural **Bandhastanas**, there are four, three, two, and one natural **Bandhastanas**, each having an **Udayasthan** of one nature. This means that each of these **Udayasthanas** has the rise of one nature. This is explained as "**Itti Chaubandhai Ikkekkudiya Havanti Samve Vi**".
In the five natural **Bandhastanas**, the **Bandhavichched** and **Udayavichched** of the **Purushaveda** occur simultaneously. Therefore, during the four natural **Bandhas**, the rise of one nature from the four **Sanjwalanas** occurs. This results in four **Bhangas**. This is because a Jiva ascends the **Shreni** due to the rise of anger, another due to the rise of pride, another due to the rise of deceit, and another due to the rise of greed. Thus, there are four **Bhangas**.
Some **Acharyas** believe that during the transition of the twelve natural **Bandhas**, the rise of one **Veda** from the three **Vedas** occurs. Therefore, according to them, in the first period of the four natural **Bandhas**, there is a rise of two natures. This results in twelve **Bhangas** by multiplying the four **Kshayas** with the three **Vedas**.