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## The Chapter of Seventy
This should also be understood in the context of Anivrittibada, Sukshmasamparaya, and Upashantamoha Gunasthanas.
Here, the Sattastahans 63, 62, 86, and 88 are the four natural ones. Thus, the binding, arising, and Sattastahans are indicated in Apoovarnakaran. Now, let's consider the Sanvedha.
For beings who bind 28, 29, 30, and 31 Prakrutis, there are 30 Prakrutis of arising, while their Sattastahans are at least 88, 86, 12, and 63 respectively. For a being who binds one Prakruti, there are 30 Prakrutis of arising, and all four Sattastahans are present. This is because, for a being who previously bound 28, 29, 30, or 31 Prakrutis, when the binding and unbinding of Prakrutis worthy of Devagati occurs, there is a binding of one Prakruti. However, the Sattastahans remain in the same order as they were previously bound. In other words, for one who previously bound 20 Prakrutis, the Sattastahan is 88, for one who bound 26, it is 86, for one who bound 30, it is 62, and for one who bound 31, it is 63.
1. Some other Acharyas say that in the Upashma Shreni, there is an arising of one of the three initial Sanhananas. According to their view, the number of Mangas is seventy-two. This should also be understood in the context of Anivrittibada, Sukshmasamparaya, and Upashantamoha.
- Sapttatika Prakaran Tika, p. 233. In the Digambar tradition, this is the only view found. For confirmation, see Go. Karmakanda, verse 269.
"He who is angry, knows only the illusion of Maya, he is happy. Happiness is like iron, it is the cause of destruction."