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## Translation:
**324**
**Chapter on the Seven Tika**
**30** The first *udayasthan* (stage of arising) from the state of *samyaktv* (perfect knowledge) is for *tiryanch* (non-human beings) and humans, and for the gods who exist in response to them. There are 1152 *udayasthan* for each of the *tiryanch* and humans, and 6 for the gods. Thus, there are 1152 + 1152 + 6 = 2312 *bhang* (destructions).
**31** The first *udayasthan* from the state of *samyaktv* is for *tiryanch*. Here, there are a total of 1152 *bhang*. Thus, there are 7 *udayasthan* and their *bhang* in the *sasadan* (state of existence) *gunasthan* (stage of qualities). These *bhang* are also counted in the *bhashya* (commentary) *gatha* (verse) as follows:
*Basīs bonni aṭṭa ya bāsīpa saya ya pancha nava udaya. Pāhiga vīsa pāpagnēkāras saya.*
This means that the 21st, 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th, 30th, and 31st *prakritik* (natural) *udayasthan* of the *sasadan* *gunasthan* have 32, 2, 8, 582, 6, 2312, and 1152 *bhang* respectively.
After explaining the seven *udayasthan* of the *sasadan* *gunasthan*, we now need to explain the *sattaasthan* (stages of existence). There are two *sattaasthan*, the 62nd and 88th *prakritik*. The 62nd *satta* is attained by those who, having bound the *aharaka chatushk* (fourfold food) and become free from *upshamni* (hindrance), attain the *sasadan* state. The 88th *satta* is attained by the *sasadan* beings of all four *gati* (paths).
Thus, one should understand the *bandh* (bondage), *uday*, and *sattaasthan* of the *sasadan* *gunasthan*. Now, let us consider their *sanvedh* (perception).
The *sasadan* *savyagdristi* (those who have clear vision) who bind the 20th *prakritik* have 30...