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## Sixth Karma Granth, Chapter 233
When the paraghāt is added to the udayasthān, there are 25 natural udayasthāns. Here too, like the 24 pratik udayasthāns, there are two bhangas.
Adding the ucchvāsa prakriti to the udayasthān of a jīva who has become sufficient through prāṇāpāna paryāpti, there are 26 natural udayasthāns. Here too, there are the aforementioned two bhangas. Thus, in the sūkshma ekaindriya paryāpta jīvasthān, there are four udayasthāns and their seven bhangas.
Now, we will explain the sattasthāns in the sūkshma ekaindriya paryāpta jīvasthān. There are five sattasthāns in this jīvasthān. These five sattasthāns are 62, 88, 86, 80, and 78 natural. In the tiryanchgaati, there is no sattā of the tīrthankara prakriti. Therefore, the two sattasthāns, 63 and 86 natural, are not possible. Hence, there are five sattasthāns: 12, 18, 86, 80, and 78 natural.
However, when the 25 and 26 natural udayasthāns are taken along with the uday of the sādhāraṇa prakriti, the 78 natural sattasthān is not possible in this bhang. Because, except for the agnikāyik and vāyukāyik jīvas, all other jīvas bind themselves to the manushya gati and manushyanupūrvi according to the rules when they become sufficient through sharīra paryāpti. And the 25 and 26 natural udayasthāns are only for those jīvas who have become sufficient through sharīra paryāpti. Therefore, in the sādhāraṇa sūkshma ekaindriya paryāpta jīvas, the 78 natural sattasthān does not exist while the 25 and 26 udayasthāns remain.
The remaining four sattasthāns are 62, 88, 86, and 80 natural. But when the 25 and 26 natural udayasthāns are taken along with each prakriti, then the 78 natural sattasthān also becomes possible in the 25 and 26 natural udayasthāns because the agnikāyik and vāyukāyik jīvas are also included in each.