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## Chapter of the Seven Tika
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This section deals with the disassociation of the fourfold bond. Subsequently, it initiates the simultaneous destruction of false belief, right-false belief, and right belief. For this, there are three causes, namely, the "Yathapravritta" and the other two. The description of these causes has already been given, and it should be understood in the same way here. However, there is a special feature: in the initial stage of the "Apuurvakaran," the "Dalikas" of false belief and right-false belief are deposited into right belief through "Gunasanakrama." Also, in the "Apuurvakaran," there is a "Uvalana Sanakrama" of both. In this, first, the "Uvalana" of the largest "Sthitikhanda" is done. Subsequently, the "Uvalana" of each individual smaller "Sthitikhanda" is done. This process continues until the end of the "Apuurvakaran." Due to this, the number of "Sthitikhandas" at the end of the "Apuurvakaran" becomes infinitely smaller than the number at the beginning.
After this, it enters the "Anivritikaran." Here also, the functions like "Sthitighāt" continue as before. In the initial stage of the "Anivritikaran," the "Deshopaśamana," "Nirdhātti," and "Nikachana" of the "Darsanatrika" are severed. From the initial stage of the "Anivritikaran" onwards, after the destruction of thousands of "Sthitikhandas," the "Sthiti-satta" of the "Darsanatrika" remains suitable for the "Asangni." After this, after the destruction of a thousand "Prithaktva-pramāna" "Sthitikhandas," the "Sthiti-satta" remains suitable for the four-sensory being. After this, after the destruction of the aforementioned "Pramāna" "Sthitikhandas," the "Sthiti-satta" remains suitable for the three-sensory being. After this, after the destruction of the aforementioned "Pramāna" "Sthitikhandas," the "Sthiti-satta" remains suitable for the two-sensory being. After this, after the destruction of the aforementioned "Pramāna" "Sthitikhandas," the "Sthiti-satta" remains suitable for the one-sensory being.