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## The Chapter of Seven Tika
The five bhangas of the five senses of the Paryapta Sanjni are as follows:
* Bandha (Bondage)
* Udaya (Arising)
* ...
The first bhang occurs until the Anivritti Gunasthan, the second bhang until the Aprammatta-Samyata Gunasthan, the third bhang in the Upshama Shreni or Kshapakauni, where the Sukshma-Samparaya Samyata exists, the fourth bhang in the Upshanta-Moha Gunasthan, and the fifth bhang in the Kshina-Moha Gunasthan.
Although Kevalis are also Paryapta Sanjni with five senses, and their five bhangas should also be considered, the reason for explaining their bhangas separately is that Kevali beings do not have the knowledge of Kshaya-Upshamika, therefore they are not Sanjni. Therefore, to negate their Sanjnitva, their bhangas are separately mentioned in the gatha: "There are two bhangas for Kevalis. One is their natural Bandha, four natural Udayas, and four natural Sattas - this is one bhang. And four natural Udayas and four natural Sattas, but the Bandha is not of a single nature, this is the second bhang."
The first bhang is found in Sayogika Kevalis, where there is only the bondage of one Vedaniya Karma, but the Udaya and Satta of four Aghati Karmas remain. The second bhang is of Ayogika Kevalis. Because they do not have the bondage of even one Karma, but only the Udaya and Satta of four Aghati Karmas are found.