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## Sixth Karma Granth
**16E**
It is said that while a being bound by 26 **Prakritis** suitable for the human path, who is a **Mithyaishti** and a **Naraka**, is tormented by the **Tirthankara** **Prakriti**, it has only one **Satta Sthan** of 86 **Prakritis** in its five **Uday Sthanas**. This is because if a being is associated with the **Tirthankara** **Prakriti**, it can only be considered **Mithya** if it is devoid of the **Aharaka Chatushk**. This is because the rule is that the **Tirthankara** and the **Aharaka Chatushk** cannot coexist in the **Mithyaishti** **Gunasthan**. Therefore, when the **Aharaka Chatushk** is removed from the 63 **Prakritis**, the being is found to have only 86 **Prakritis**.
A being bound by 26 **Prakritis** suitable for the **Devagati**, who is an **Avirat Samyagdristi** and a human, has 21 **Prakritis** in its **Uday**, resulting in two **Satta Sthanas** of 63 and 86 **Prakritis**. Similarly, in the six **Uday Sthanas** of 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, and 30 **Prakritis**, these two **Satta Sthanas** should be understood. However, in the case of **Aharaka** **Samyatas**, it should be understood that they have only one **Satta Sthan** of 63 **Prakritis** in their respective **Uday Sthanas**.
Thus, in the general **Bandha Sthan** of 26 **Prakritis**, there are 7 **Prakritis** in the **Uday** of 21 **Prakritis**, 5 **Prakritis** in the **Uday** of 24 **Prakritis**, 7 **Prakritis** in the **Uday** of 25 **Prakritis**, 7 **Prakritis** in the **Uday** of 26 **Prakritis**, and 7 **Prakritis** in the **Uday** of 27 **Prakritis**.
**Tithahara Jugavan Satvam Tityam Na Micchhagadittie. Tassatkammiyanam Taggunthanam Na Samvadi.**
– **Gokarmakand** **Ga. 333**
The above quote states that the **Tirthankara** and the **Aharaka Chatushk** cannot coexist in a **Mithyaishti** being. However, **Ga. 365, 366** of the **Gokarmakand** on **Satta Adhikar** suggests that there has been an opinion that the **Tirthankara** and the **Aharaka Chatushk** can coexist in a **Mithyadristi**.