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## The Sapttatika Chapter
There are twelve bhangas (breaks) when performing (the ritual). This is also confirmed in the original commentary of the Panchasangraha:
"In the section on the destruction of the six passions, some Acharyas believe that the emergence of one of the three Vedas occurs in the first part of the beings who bind four natures. Therefore, you should know that there are twelve bhangas for the beings who bind four natures, due to the emergence of two natures."
Thus, according to the opinion of those Acharyas, there are twenty-four bhangas in the emergence of two natures. Twelve bhangas are at the time of the five-natured bondage, and twelve bhangas are at the time of the four-natured bondage.
When the bondage of the burning anger is broken, there is a three-natured bondage and a one-natured emergence. Here, there are three bhangas. However, the special feature here is that one should say that the emergence of one of the remaining three natures, excluding the burning anger, occurs. Because, in the emergence of burning anger, the bondage of burning anger is definitely present. It is also said: "Ya te bandhai" - the being who experiences pain, definitely binds that.
Therefore, when the bondage of burning anger is broken, its emergence is also broken. Therefore, at the time of the three-natured bondage:
1. "They desire the emergence of one of the three Vedas at the time of the transition from the three-natured bondage. Therefore, according to their opinion, there are twelve bhangas of emergence in the first part of the beings who bind two natures."
- Sapttatika Chapter Commentary, Page 168