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## Chapter 15: The Seven Tika
**Who is a Mithyadristi Jiva?**
If a bound state is bound by a Sasadan Samyagdristi, then it is bound by one of the five Sanhananas and one of the five Sansthanas of the beginning. Because the Sasadan Samyagdristi Jiva is not bound by the Hund Sansthana and the Sebal Sanhanana.
**Hundam Asampatam Va Sasani Ma Bandhai.** This means that the Sasadan Samyagdristi Jiva is not bound by the Hund Sansthana and the Asanshapta Sanhanana.
In these 29 natural bound states, there is a binding of one of the six Sansthanas, one of the six Sanhananas, one of the Prashastha and Aprashastha Vihayogatis, one of the Sthira and Asthira, one of the Shubha and Ashubha, one of the Subhaga and Durbhaga, one of the Susvara and Dusvara, one of the Aadeya and Anaadeya, and one of the Yash:koti and Ayash:koti. Therefore, multiplying all these numbers, we get 6 x 642424242 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 284605 bhangas.
This state is also bound by the Sasadan Samyagdristi, but it is bound by five Sanhananas and five Sansthanas, so it has 54542 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 2 x 24242 - 3200 bhangas. However, these are included in the previously mentioned bhangas, so they are not counted separately.
Adding one Udyot Prakriti to the aforementioned 29 natural bound states, we get 30 natural bound states. Just as in the 29 natural bound states, there is a difference between Mithyadristi and Sasadan Samyagdristi...