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## The Chapter of the Seven Tika
Thus, one should know the statement of the binding, arising, and being places of name-karma, as well as their stimulations, in relation to the sensory path. _Now, in the following section, there is an indication of stating the binding, etc., places in the eight _anuyogadwaras_..._
**Verse 53:**
"In the same way as mentioned before, the _kammapagaṭhāṇāī_ (places of the karmic natures) should be known, _suṭhu_ (very well), _bandhuppapasanta_ (with the binding, etc., karmas), through the _gahiāīehi_ (paths of motion, etc., places of destruction), in the _aṭu_ (eight) _anuyogadwaras_ (gates of the _anuyoga_), in _cauppagareṇa_ (four ways). _Nevāṇi_ (one should know)."
**Meaning:**
These previously mentioned places of the karmic natures related to binding, arising, and being, should be known very well, along with the paths of motion, etc., places of destruction, in the eight _anuyogadwaras_, in four ways.
**Special Note:**
Up to this point in the text, the binding, arising, and being places of the eight _vārmas_ (obscurations), including knowledge-obscuration, have been generally described in terms of the place of the living being, the place of qualities, the path of motion, and the sensory path. However, this verse indicates something specific: just as the paths of motion, etc., have been described previously, they should be understood in relation to the eight _anuyogadwaras_. It also indicates that not only the nature-binding form, but also the "four ways" of knowing, should be understood in relation to the nature-binding, including the form of the state, the section, and the region. This is because binding, arising, and...