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**Sixth Karma Granth: Verse 5**
**27**
The details of the breaks in the Jiva-sthana should be understood as follows:
* Bandha-prakriti, Udaya-prakriti, Satya-prakriti, Jiva-sthana, Jghanya, Utkrishta
* Bala, Antarmuhurta, Anta, Mahat
* Yathayogya, Samhi, Paryapta, Eka-samaya, Antata, Sanjo, Paryakta, Eka-samaya, Matahata
* Sayogi, Antamuhurta, Desha, Purva, Kevali
* Koti, Ayogi, Kevali, Pa, Chahrasva, Pachi, Hrasva
The pronunciation of the vowels, the duration of the pronunciation, and the time measurement should be understood accordingly.
**6 1 1 Hin**
**R**
In this way, the breaks in the perception of the Mula-karmas in the Jiva-sthana should be understood. Now, we will explain the breaks in perception in the Guna-sthana. The breaks in perception of the Mula-karmas in the Guna-sthana are as follows:
**Atthasuu Egavigappu Chassu Vi Gunasanniyesu Vuvigappu. Patteyan Patteyan Bandhodayasantakkamanam. || 5 ||**
**Word Meaning:**
* Atthasuu - Eight Guna-sthana
* Egavigappu - One break
* Chassu - Six
* Vi - And
* Gunasanniyesu - Guna-sthana
* Vuvigappu - Two breaks
* Patteyan - Each
* Patteyan - Each
* Bandhodayasantakkamanam - Bandha, Udaya, and Satya-prakriti sthana
**Verse Meaning:**
In each of the eight Guna-sthana, there is one break each for Bandha, Udaya, and Satya-prakriti karmas. And in each of the six Guna-sthana, there are two breaks each.
**Special Meaning:**
The verse mentions the breaks in Bandha found in the fourteen Guna-sthana.