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## The Post Karma Granth
**271** Two **bhang** are mentioned in the **bandha sthana**. These are said in relation to the **pramatta** and **samyata** **guna sthana**.
**Panchaniyattithana** - In the ninth **guna sthana**, called **anivrittibada**, there are five **bandha sthana**: 5, 4, 3, 2, and **prakritik**. This is because the ninth **guna sthana** has five parts, and in each part, there is a **bandha vicched** of one **mohaniya karma** **prakritik**. Therefore, in the first part, there are 5 **bandha sthana**, in the second part, 4, in the third part, 3, in the fourth part, 2, and in the fifth part, 1 **prakritik bandha sthana**. After this, in the **sukshama sampraaya** and subsequent **guna sthana**, there is no **bandha**, so **bandha sthana** is prohibited.
The essence of the above statement is that in the first eight **guna sthana**, there is one **bandha sthana** in each. In the ninth **guna sthana**, there are five **bandha sthana**, and after that, in the tenth, eleventh, twelfth, thirteenth, and fourteenth **guna sthana**, there is no **bandha** of **mohaniya karma**, so there is no **bandha sthana**.
After describing the **bandha sthana** of **mohaniya karma** in the **guna sthana**, we now describe the **udaya sthana** in the next three verses.
... ... 1. **Kevalam pramatta purvakaran yo bhang ekak eva vaktavya, atishokayobanyasya pramatta guna sthana ke eva vyachchedat. Prak cha pramatta apekshya navaka bandha sthane dro bhago dasito.**
**Sapttatika Prakaran Teeka**, page 211. 2. Compare - (a) **Micche sagai chauro sasanamaise magaitishnu daya. Chah panch bajar punna tia chauro aviramainam.**
**Panchasangraha Sapttatika**, verse 26.