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## Six Karma Granth
The six karma granth exist only for the living being, not for others. Here, all the natures are unrefined, therefore, one should know only one bhang.
Similarly, in the tri-indriya and other living beings, one should know these 21 natural udya-sthana and 1 bhang. However, the special feature is that in each living being, instead of saying dvi-indriya jati, one should say shri-indriya jati, etc., according to their own jati.
After that, in the 21 natural udya-sthana, when the audarik body, audarik limbs, hunda-samsthana, seva-sanhanan, upadhat, and each of these six natures are combined and the tiryanch and anupurvi are removed, there are 26 natural udya-sthana. Here too, there is only one bhang. In this way, in the insufficient dvi-indriya and other living beings, there are two bhangs for each of the two udya-sthana.
However, the insufficient sanjni panch-indriya living being is an exception. Because the insufficient sanjni living being exists in both the tiryanch-gati and the manushya-gati. Therefore, here, four bhangs are obtained from this expectation.
In each of these seven living beings, there are five satta-sthana of 62, 58, 16, 80, and 78 natural. In the insufficient state, the satta of the tirthankara nature is not possible, therefore, in these seven living beings, 63 and 86 natural, these two satta-sthana do not exist, but since the remaining satta-sthana related to the mithya-drishti guna-sthana is possible, the aforementioned five satta-sthana are mentioned. In this way, in the seven insufficient living beings, one should know the bandha-sthana, udya-sthana, and satta-sthana of the name karma. Now, after this,
1. Only the insufficient sanjni has four, because two bhangs of the insufficient sanjni are tiryanch, and two are of the insufficient sanjni manushya.
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