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## The Chapter of the Seven Tika
The specific state of the qualities of the soul, namely knowledge, perception, and conduct, which arises due to attachment and yoga, is called **Gunasthan**. The word **Gunasthan** is derived from **Gun** (quality) + **Sthan** (place). **Gun** refers to the qualities of the soul like knowledge, perception, etc., and **Sthan** refers to the specific states of these qualities, which arise due to the rise, subsidence, destruction, and destruction-subsidence of attachment.
There are fourteen divisions of **Gunasthan**, whose names are as follows:
1. **Mithyatva**
2. **Sasadan Samyagdristi**
3. **Samy Mithyadristi** (mixed)
4. **Avirat Samyagdristi**
5. **Deshaviret**
6. **Pramattavirat**
7. **Aparamattavirat**
8. **Apuurvakaran**
9. **Anivritibadar**
10. **Sukshmasampra**
11. **Upshantmoha**
12. **Ksheenmoha**
13. **Sayogikevali**
14. **Ayogikevali**
The first twelve divisions of these fourteen arise due to the rise, subsidence, destruction-subsidence, etc., of the **mohaniya karma**. The thirteenth, **Sayogikevali**, and the fourteenth, **Ayogikevali**, these two final **Gunasthanas** arise due to **yoga**. **Sayogikevali Gunasthan** arises due to the presence of **yoga**, and **Ayogikevali Gunasthan** arises due to the absence of **yoga**.
Out of the aforementioned fourteen **Gunasthanas**, in eight **Gunasthanas**, there is a single destruction of the **karma** in the form of bondage, rise, and existence - **Al Eggvigapppo**. The explanation of this is as follows:
In the eight **Gunasthanas** of **Samyagmithyadristi** (mixed), **Apuurvakaran**, **Anivritibadar**, **Sukshmasampra**, **Upshantmoha**, **Ksheenmoha**, **Sayogikevali**, and **Ayogikevali**, there is a single alternative of the **karma** in the form of bondage, rise, and existence. The reason for this single alternative is that in these three **Gunasthanas** of **Samyagmithyadristi**, **Apuurvakaran**, and **Anivritibadar**, due to the absence of the appropriate determination of the **ayukarma**, there is a single destruction of the seven natural bondages, eight natural rises, and eight natural existences.