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## Chapter 284: The Seven Tika
**Regarding the number of Udayavikalpas and Padavrindas in relation to Yoga, Upayoga, and Leshya in the Gunasthanas:**
A general rule is that the number of Udayavikalpas and Padavrindas in each Gunasthana is obtained by multiplying the number of Yoga, Upayoga, and Leshya in that Gunasthana. Therefore, it is essential to know the number of Yoga, Upayoga, and Leshya in each Gunasthana. However, it is impossible to state them all at once, so we will consider them sequentially in relation to Yoga, Upayoga, and Leshya.
**Regarding the Bhangas in relation to Yoga:**
In the Mithyatva Gunasthana, there are 13 Yogas and 8 Chaubisi of Bhangas. Out of these, there are 8 Chaubisi of Bhangas in each of the four Manoyoga, four Vachanayoga, Audarik Kayayoga, and Vaikriya Kayayoga, totaling 80 Chaubisi (10 x 8). However, in the three Yogas - Audarik Mishra Kayayoga, Vaiyamishra Kayayoga, and Karman Kayayoga - there are four Chaubisi each, including the Uday of Anantanubandhi. This is because when the Anantanubandhi Chatushk is disjoined, the Jiva goes to the Mithyatva Gunasthana, and death does not occur until the Uday of Anantanubandhi. Therefore, in these three Yogas, four Chaubisi without the Uday of Anantanubandhi are not possible.
**Specific Explanation:**
A Jiva who has disjoined the Anantanubandhi, upon attaining Mithyatva, experiences the Uday of Anantanubandhi after one Avli Kala. Such a Jiva dies only when the Uday of Anantanubandhi occurs, not before. Therefore, the four Chaubisi without the Uday of Anantanubandhi are not found in these three Yogas.