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## Sixth Karma Granth
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One, eight, and eight are the number of bhangas in each of the 25, 21, and 30 natural bandha sthans respectively, which bind in each of the three vikal trayas. In total, there are 51 bhangas in all three.
Until now, the bandha sthans of the Tiryanchgatis from Ekendriya to Chaturindriya have been discussed. Now, we will discuss the bandha sthans suitable for the Tiryanchgatis with Panchendriya.
There are three natural bandha sthans that bind the Tiryanchgatis with Panchendriya, namely 25, 26, and 30. The 25 natural bandha sthans are the same as the 25 natural bandha sthans mentioned for the Dwindriya, but instead of Dwindriya jati, it should be Panchendriya jati. Here, there is one bhang.
The 29 natural bandha sthans consist of 29 prakritis, namely: Tiryanchgat, Tich Anupurvi, Panchendriya Jati, Audavisharira, Audarik Angopang, Taijas Sharira, Karman Sharira, one of the six Sansthans, one of the six Sanhanans, Varnachaturk Agurulghu, Upghāt, Paraghat, Ucchvas, Prashast and Aprashast Vihayogati, one of each, Bas, Badar, Paryapt, one of each stable and unstable, one of each auspicious and inauspicious, one of each Subhag and Dubhang, one of each Muswar and Duswar, one of each Aadey and Anaadey, one of each Yash Kirti and Ayash Kirti, and finally, Nirman. This bandha sthan is sufficient to bind the four gatis with Panchendriya.
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The three bandha sthans suitable for the Tiryanchgatis with Panchendriya are: 25, 29, and 30. - Saptaka Prakaran Toka, page 177.