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## Chapter 372: The Seven Tika
**1. Sat:** This refers to the existence of the desired Dharma (virtue) in different paths (marganas).
**2. Sankhya:** This refers to the number of beings possessing the desired Dharma.
**3. Kshetra:** This refers to the current dwelling place of beings possessing the desired Dharma.
**4. Sparshan:** This refers to the totality of all the realms that beings possessing the desired Dharma have touched, are touching, and will touch.
**5. Kal:** This refers to the lowest and highest states of beings possessing the desired Dharma.
**6. Antar:** This refers to the interruption or hindrance of the desired Dharma. It explains how long the interruption lasts in different paths or generally.
**7. Bhava:** This refers to the nature of the desired Dharma.
**8. Alpbahutva:** This refers to the degree of the desired Dharma.
_Although the verse only mentions that the eight types of karma (Bandha, Uday, Satya, and their sub-categories) should be discussed in the eight Anuyo-gadwaras through the paths of Prakriti, Sthiti, Anubhag, and Pradesh, as explained earlier, the commentator Acharya Malayagiri states that the Sat Anuyo-gadwara of the eight karmas has already been discussed generally in the Gunasthanas. The remaining seven Anuyo-gadwaras (Sankhya, etc.) should be explained by referring to the texts on Karma-Prakriti and Prabhutva. However, these texts are not available in the present time, so the explanation of these Anuyo-gadwaras..._