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## Chapter 304: The Seven Tika
The cause of being has already been discussed. Therefore, we will only provide a brief summary here:
* **'Tinnege'**: In the first Mithyatva Gunasthan, there are three Sattastahans: 28, 27, and 26 Prakrutik.
* **'Egegam'**: In the second Sasadan Gunasthan, there is only one Sattastahan: 28 Prakrutik.
* **'Lig Mise'**: In the mixed Gunasthan, there are three Sattastahans: 28, 27, and 24 Prakrutik.
* **'Charguga'**: From the fourth Avira Samyagdristi Gunasthan to the seventh Apmanagan Gunasthan, there are five Sattastahans in each: 28, 24, 23, 22, and 21 Prakrutik.
* **'Apuvrakaran'**: In the eighth Apuvrakaran Gunasthan, there are three Sattastahans: 28, 24, and 21 Prakrutik.
* **'Ekkar Bay Rammi'**: In the ninth Gunasthan - Anivritibadar, there are eleven Sattastahans: 28, 24, 21, 13, 12, 11, 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1 Prakrutik.
* **'Sukshmasampray'**: In the Sukshmasampray Gunasthan, there are four Sattastahans: 28, 24, 21, and 1 Prakrutik.
* **'Tigni Upasante'**: In the Upshantamoh Gunasthan, there are three Sattastahans: 28, 24, and 21 Prakrutik.
After explaining the Sattastahans of Mohaniyakam in the Gunasthanas, we will now discuss the Samvedh Bhangas as per the context.
**Verse 1:**
* **'Tinnege Egegam Do Missee Chadu Su Pan Niyattie. Tini Pa Thuleyar Suhame Basari Tishni Uvasate.'**
**Explanation:**
* In the Mithyatva Gunasthan, there are 3 Sattastahans, in Sasachan there is 1, in Misra there are 2, and in the four Gunasthanas starting from Avira Samyagdristi, there are 5 each. In Apuvrakaran there are 3, in Anivritibadar there are 11, in Sukshmasampray there are 4, and in Upshantamoh there are 3 Sattastahans.
**Note:**
* The Karmagranth mentions 3 Sattastahans for the Misra Gunasthan, while the Go Karmakand mentions 2.