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## The Chapter of the Seven Tika
When two *avali* periods remain, there is no *agala* (intense burning), but only *udirana* (arising). When one *avali* period remains, the *bandha* (bond), *udaya* (arising), and *udirana* of *sanjvalana krodha* (burning anger) are severed, and *apratyakhyanavaran krodha* (unconcealed anger) and *pratyakhyanavaran krodha* (concealed anger) are pacified. At that time, except for the *dalikas* (particles) bound by one *avali* period in the first state and those bound by two *avali* periods minus one *samaya* (moment) in the higher state, the remaining *dalikas* are pacified.
Then, the *dalikas* bound by one *avali* period in the first state are deposited in the *sanjvalana mana* (burning mind) in sequence through *stibukasamkram* (a process of gradual transfer), and the *dalikas* bound by two *avali* periods minus one *samaya* are treated like *purushaveda* (a type of knowledge) and are *manrita* (absorbed) by the *prakriti* (nature). In this way, after the pacification of *apratyakhyanavaran krodha* and *pratyakhyanavaran krodha*, the *sanjvalana krodha* is pacified in two *avali* periods minus one *samaya*.
From the time the *bandha*, *udaya*, and *udirana* of *sanjvalana krodha* are severed, until the second state of the *sanjvalana mana*, the *dalikas* are brought back to their first state and *vedana* (feeling) occurs. When bringing them back to the first state, in the first *samaya*, the fewest *dalikas* are deposited. In the second *samaya*, an innumerable number of *dalikas* are deposited. In the third *samaya*, an innumerable number of times more *dalikas* are deposited. In this way, until the final *samaya* of the first state, an innumerable number of times more *dalikas* are deposited.
**First State**
1. In three *avali* periods, *apratyakhyanavaran* is *sanjalana* (burning).
- *Karma Prakriti* Chapter 107