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## Path Karma Granth: Chapter 5, Verse 26
**In the Sukshmasamprayaya Gunasthan, there are six natural bonds, eight natural upadayas (arising) and eight natural sattvas (existences). This is one bhang (state of being).** Because in this Gunasthan, the Badar Kshaya (negative karma) does not arise, therefore the Ayushya (life-span) and Mohaniya (delusion) karmas do not bind, but the remaining karmas do bind.
**In the Upshantamoha Gunasthan, due to the cessation of the Mohaniya karma, only seven karmas arise. There is one natural bond, seven natural upadayas and eight natural sattvas, this is one bhang.**
**In the Kshonamoha Gunasthan, there is one natural bond, seven natural upadayas and seven natural sattvas. This is one bhang.** Because in the Sukshmasamprayaya Gunasthan, the Mohaniya karma is completely eradicated, therefore it does not arise or exist.
**In the Yogikevali Gunasthan, there is one natural bond, four natural upadayas and four natural sattvas. This is one bhang.** Because in this Gunasthan, the four Bhaatikarma (physical karmas) do not arise or exist.
**In the Ayogikevali Gunasthan, due to the absence of Yoga (liberation), no karma binds, but there is one bhang with four natural upadayas and four natural sattvas.**
**After explaining the bhang-vikalpas (variations in states of being) in the eight Gunasthanas, now we will explain the bhang-vikalpas in the remaining six Gunasthanas.**
**There are two vikalpas in each of the six Gunasthanas.** The names of those six Gunasthanas are: Mithyatva, Sasadan, Avirat Samyagdristi, Deshaviret, Pramattaviret and Apramattaviret. The vikalpas found in these are:
1. **Eight natural bonds, eight natural upadayas and eight natural sattvas.**
2. **Seven natural bonds, eight natural upadayas and eight natural sattvas.**
**In these two bhangs...**