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## Chapter 418: The Sapta-Tika
Taking the Dalikas from among the competitors and the unprecedented competitors, it makes infinite Kittis at every moment, that is, by taking the classifications from the previous competitors and the unprecedented competitors and reducing their essence by an infinite factor, it creates intervals in the indivisible segments of Rasa. For example, let's say the indivisible segments of Rasa were one hundred and one and one hundred and two, they are reduced to five, fifteen, and twenty-five. This is called Kittikaran.
At the end of the Kittikaran period, the A-pratyakhyanavaran Lobha subdues the Pratyakhyanavaran Lobha, and at the same time, the Sanjvalan Lobha is unbound. With the rise of the Badar Sanjvalan and the cessation of Udirana, the ninth Gunasthan ends. Up to this point, twenty-five natures of Mohaniya are subdued. With the subduing of A-pratyakhyanavaran-Pratyakhyanavaran Lobha, twenty-seven natures are subdued. After this comes the Sukhmasampray Gunasthan. Its duration is an Antarmuhurta. In the beginning of this period, it takes some Kittis from the higher state and makes them return to their original state for the duration of the Sukhmasampray period, and it subdues the remaining Dalikas, which are bound in two Avaliks and have attained the subtle state, in one less period.
Then, at the end of the Sukhmasampray Gunasthan, the Sanjvalan Lobha is subdued. In this way, twenty-eight natures of Mohaniya are subdued. At the same time, the Jnanavaran is subdued by five,
1. The number of subdued natures up to the Anivriti-Badar Gunasthan is as follows:
* Twenty-two, sixteen, eighteen, twenty, twenty-two, twenty-five, twenty-six, and then twenty-eight.