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## Chapter on the Seven Tika
This is why, for a being who destroys the four types of *charitramohaniya*, the ten natures do not exist according to the rules.
A being who destroys *charitramohaniya* also has the three karmas of *yathapravritta*, *apuurvakarana*, and *anivrittikarana*. Here, *yathapravritta* occurs in the seventh *gunasthan*, while *apuurvakarana* is in the eighth *gunasthan* and *anivrittikarana* is in the ninth *gunasthan*. The nature of these three karmas has been explained before, so you should understand them accordingly.
Here, in *apuurvakarana*, the being destroys the eight natures of *apratyakhyanavaran* and *pratyakhyanavaran* kshaya through *sthitighat* etc., so that in the first moment of the ninth *gunasthan*, their existence remains only as an infinitesimal part of a *palya*. After the passage of countless *sankaat* of *anivrittikarana*, the sixteen natures of *styanadvinik*, *haapani*, *narakanupurti*, *tiryanchgaati*, *liyanchanupurvi*, *ekendriya* etc. (the four types of *jaati*), *sthavar*, *aatap*, *udyot*, *sukshma*, and *saadharan* are destroyed through the transition of their existence, leaving only an infinitesimal part of a *palya* remaining. Then, through the transition of *gunas*, they are completely destroyed by being projected into the *bandhyaman* natures every moment.
Although the destruction of the eight natures of *apratyakhyanavaran* and *pratyakhyanavaran* kshaya begins earlier, the destruction of the sixteen natures of *styanadvinik* etc. occurs in the middle of their destruction. After their destruction, the destruction of the eight natures occurs in the next moment.
1. *Aniyattibayaare peenigiddhitiniryaatiriyanaamaao. Sankhejj ime sesse tappaao gao khiyanthi. Etto hanai phasayattganga pi...*