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## The Chapter of the Seven Tika
(5) The Desavirat Gunasthan
Now, we consider the Bandha (bond) and other locations of the fifth Desavirat Gunasthan. In the Desavirat Gunasthan, the Bandha and other locations are respectively 'Dug Ch Cha' - two, six, and four. That is, there are two Bandha locations, six Uday locations, and four Sattha locations. Of these, the two Bandha locations are 28 and 29 in nature. The 28th natural Bandha location is for the Tiryanch Panchendriya (five-sensed beings) and humans. It is noteworthy that in this Gunasthan, only the natures capable of attaining Devatva (divine state) are bound, and this location has eight Bhang (divisions). When the Tirthakar nature is included in the aforementioned 28 natures, it becomes the 26th natural Bandha location. This location is for humans because Tiryanch do not have the Tirthakar nature bound. This location also has eight Bhang.
In this Gunasthan, the 25th, 27th, 28th, 29th, 30th, and 31st natural locations are the Uday locations. Of these, the first four Uday locations are for the Tiryanch and humans who are undergoing Vikriya (transformation), and these four Uday locations have one Bhang each for humans. However, the first two Uday locations for Tiryanch have one Bhang each, and the last two Uday locations have two Bhang each.
The 30th natural Uday location is for the Swabhavath (inherent) Tiryanch and humans, as well as the Tiryanch undergoing Vikriya. Here, each of the first two has 144-144 Bhang, which are obtained from the six Sanhanan (compressions), six Sansthan (establishments), Suswar-Duswar (good and bad sounds), and Prashast-Aprashast Vihayogati (good and bad liberation paths) alternatives. The last one has one Bhang. Thus, the 30th natural Uday location has a total of 286 Bhang. Dubhang (double Bhang), Anadeya (unworthy of respect), and Ayash-Kirti (bad reputation) ...