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## The Chapter of the Seven Tika
The **guna-shreni** continues until the end. After that, it deposits fewer and fewer **dalikas** until the final state is reached.
This process continues until the **dvi-charam sthiti-khand** is attained. However, the **dvi-charam sthiti-khand** is numerically larger than the final **sthiti-khand**. When the being has completely eradicated the final **sthiti-khand** of **samyak-tva**, it is called **krit-karan**. If a being dies during this **krit-karan** period, it is born in any of the four **gatis** according to its **par-bhav** related lifespan. At this time, it also attains other **leshyas** except for the **shukla leshya**. Thus, the destruction of **darshan-mohaniya** begins in the human **gati**, but its completion occurs in all four **gatis**. As it is said:
**"Patthavago umanusso, nitthavago vigai."**
The destruction of **darshan-mohaniya** begins in the human **gati**, but its completion occurs in all four **gatis**.
If a **bandha-ayushk** being begins the **kshapka-shreni**, then after the destruction of the **ananta-anubandhi chatushk**, it is possible for it to be nourished. In that situation, due to the rise of **mithyatva**, this being again accumulates **ananta-anubandhi** through **bandha** and **samkrama**, because in the rise of **mithyatva**, the **ananta-anubandhi** exists by rule. But the one who has destroyed **mithyatva** does not accumulate the **ananta-anubandhi chatushk** again. After the destruction of the seven **prakritis**, the one whose **parinam** does not change, dies and is born in the **deva** **gati** by rule.