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## Chapter 73: Mithyaashti
**Meaning:** Mithyaashti. The 21, 5.26, 4, and 3 natural bandhasthanas of the Jiva have 4, 25, 16, 6, 6240, and 4632 bhangas respectively.
The 31 and 1 natural bandhasthanas of the Jiva are not possible, hence they are not considered here.
Thus, the six bandhasthanas of the Mithyaadrishti gunasthana have been stated. Now, the udayasthana are described: 21, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, and 31 natural, these are the nine udayasthana. Their detailed description has been given earlier in relation to different Jivas, hence they should be understood in the same way here.
The only difference is that here, the bhangas related to Aharak-samyata, Vaikriya-samyata, and Kevali should not be mentioned, because these are not Mithyaashti Jivas.
In the Mithyaashti gunasthana, the total bhangas of these udayasthana are 7773. They are as follows:
The 21 natural udayasthana has 41 bhangas. 5 for Ekendriya, 6 for Vikalendriya, 6 for Tiryanch Panchendriya, 6 for Manushya, 8 for Deva, and 1 for Naraka. Their total is 41.
The 24 natural udayasthana has 11 bhangas, which are found in Ekendriya. The 24 natural udayasthana is not possible elsewhere.
The 25 natural udayasthana has 32 bhangas: 7 for Ekendriya, 6 for Vaikriya Tiryanch Panchendriya, 8 for Vaikriya Manushya, 5 for Deva, and 1 for Naraka. Their total is 7 + 6 + 8 + 5 + 1 = 32.
The 26 natural udayasthana has 600 bhangas: 13 for Ekendriya, 6 for Vikalendriya, 286 for Tiryanch Panchendriya, and 286 for Manushya. Their total is 13 + 6 + 286 + 286 = 600.
The 27 natural udayasthana has 31 bhangas: 6 for Ekendriya, 8 for Vaikriya Tiryanch Panchendriya, 8 for Vaikriya Manushya, 8 for Deva, and 1 for Naraka.
The 28 natural udayasthana has 1196 bhangas...