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## Chapter of the Seven Tika
### 364
In the same way, the Tiryanch, human, and hell realms have the existence of the hell-life, but not the heaven realm, because the binding of the hell-life for the gods is not possible.
Except for the above mentioned natures, the existence of all other natures is found in all four realms. The meaning is that the binding of the heaven-life occurs both before and after the binding of the Tirthankara nature, but regarding the hell-life, the rule is that a human who has bound the hell-life can also bind the Tirthankara nature after becoming a Samyagdarshi. Similarly, a being with the existence of the Tirthankara nature - both god and hell - only binds the human life, not the Tiryanch life. This is the rule. Therefore, the existence of the Tirthankara nature is found in the remaining three realms, excluding the Tiryanch realm.
Similarly, there is a rule that the hell being does not bind the heaven-life, and the god does not bind the hell-life. Therefore, the existence of the heaven-life is found in the remaining three realms, excluding the hell realm, and the existence of the hell-life is found in the remaining three realms, excluding the heaven realm.
The conclusion of the above meaning is that except for the Tirthankara, heaven-life, and hell-life, the existence of all other natures is found in all realms. This means that in the hell realm, there are 147 natures existing without the heaven-life, in the Tiryanch realm, there are 147 natures existing without the Tirthankara nature, and in the heaven realm, there are 147 natures existing without the hell-life. But in the human realm, only 145 natures exist.
Previously, the binding, arising, and existence places of the karma natures were mentioned in the Gunasthanas, and the Gunasthanas are generally the Upshama Shreni, Kshapaka Shreni...