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## Chapter on Saptaatika
Thus, the summary of the aforementioned statement is that in each of the 21st and 24th Prakriti Udayasthanas, there are five Sattaasthanas each. And in each of the 25th and 26th Prakriti Udayasthanas, there are four Sattaasthanas in one respect and five in another. The reason for this difference is the ordinary and individual Prakriti, which has been explained above.
Now, following the order specified in the verse, we will explain the Bandhaadi Sthana in the Badar Ekendriya Paryapt Jeevasthana, connecting the phrase "Panaga Havanti Tinneva" with "Bayara". This means that in the Badar Ekendriya Paryapt Jeevasthana, there are five Bandhaasthanas, five Udayasthanas, and five Sattaasthanas. Their details are as follows:
The Badar Ekendriya Paryapt being in the Ni, Manumati, and Hinati, binds with the appropriate Prakritis. Therefore, it has five Bandhaasthanas, namely the 23rd, 25th, 26th, 26th, and 30th Prakritis. Accordingly, the total number of their Bhangas is 13617.
Considering the Udayasthanas, here too, there are five Udayasthanas related to Ekendriya, namely the 21st, 24th, 25th, 26th, and 27th Prakritis. Because, from the general to the Apantaral motion, the 21st Prakriti is expected, from being in the body, the 24th Prakriti is expected, from the body Paryapti to Paryapti, the 25th Prakriti is expected, and from the Pranapan Paryapti to Paryapti, the 26th Prakriti is expected. These four Udayasthanas are naturally present for the Paryapt Ekendriya. However, since this is Badar Ekendriya, the Udayasthana of either Atap or Udyot is also possible, making the 27th Prakriti Udayasthana as well. Therefore, in the Badar Ekendriya Paryapt Jeevasthana, the 21st, 24th, 25th, 26th, and 27th Prakritis are considered as the five Udayasthanas.