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The sixth karmagranthya sthana is a place where there are 26 prakritis when the Tirthankara prakriti is included, 30 prakritis when the Tirthankara prakriti is excluded and the Aharakdvig is included, and 31 prakritis when the Tirthavar and Aharakdvig are combined. All these bandha sthana have only one bhang. This is because there is no bandha of asthir, ashubh, and ayash:kiriti for the apramattasanyat.
In the seventh gunasthana, there are two udayasthana, which are 26 and 30 prakritis. The one who has attained the apramattasanyat gunasthana after performing Aharak or Vaikriya samudghata in the previous pramattasanyat state has 26 prakriti udayasthana. Here, there are two bhang, one with respect to Vaikriya and the other with respect to Aharak. There are also two bhang in the 30 prakriti udayasthana, and the 30 prakriti udayasthana is also present in the svabhavath apramattatapat jiva, so there are 144 more bhang with respect to it, making a total of 146. Thus, there are a total of 148 bhang in the two udayasthana of the apramattasanyat gunasthana.
In the Digambar tradition, only one udayasthana of 30 prakritis is mentioned for the apramattasanyat. The reason for this is that there is a consensus in the Digambar tradition that a jiva who performs Aharak samudghata does not attain the seventh gunasthana even after the completion of his svayogya paryapti. Similarly, according to the Digambar tradition, a jiva who performs Vaikriya samudghata does not attain the apramattasanyat gunasthana. Therefore, in Go. Kamankad Ma 501, only one udayasthana of 30 prakritis is established for the apramattasanyat gunasthana.
- "Two Sayonnishad Yo Naam Purva Pramattasanyat: San Aharak Vaikriyaan Va Nirvartya Paunadpramattamaavan Gachhani Lasma Prapya."
- Saptathika Prakaran Tika, p. 233