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## Chapter on the Sevenfold (Sapta-tika)
At the end of the tenth **guna-sthana**, the following sixteen **prakritis** are liberated: five **jnana-avaranas**, four **darsana-avaranas**, five **antarayas**, **yasha-kiriti**, and **uchcha-gotra**. This means that by the tenth **guna-sthana**, the **mohaniya-karma** is either subdued or destroyed, leading to the state of **amoha**. Therefore, beings in the eleventh, twelfth, and thirteenth **guna-sthana** - **upshanta-moha**, **kshina-moha**, and **sayogi-kevali** - are free from **mohaniya-karma** and only experience the binding of one **satavedaniya-karma**: "**sayam-moho sogi ni**".
At the end of the **sayogi-kevali** **guna-sthana**, the binding of **satavedaniya-karma** is also liberated. Therefore, in the fourteenth **ayogi-kevali** **guna-sthana**, there are no causes for binding, and thus no binding occurs. In other words, the fourteenth **guna-sthana** is free from **karma-bandha**.
Although the verse does not explicitly mention the **ayogi-kevali** **guna-sthana**, it states that the binding of one **satavedaniya-karma** occurs for **moha-free** and **sayogi-kevali** beings. From this, we can infer that in the **ayogi-kevali** **guna-sthana**, the main causes of binding - **kashya** and **yoga** - are absent. Since the cause is absent, the effect cannot occur. Therefore, in the **ayogi-kevali** **guna-sthana**, there is no binding of **karma**, even in the slightest amount.
In this way, we have considered which **prakritis** are bound and which are not bound in each **guna-sthana** across four verses. A brief summary of this is as follows: