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## Sixth Karma Granth
Thus, there are 5+1+9+5 = 28 total bhangas of Ayukarma in the four gatis. In each gati, there is a rule given in Go. Karmakanda Ga. 645 for bringing about the bhangas of Ayukarma:
"Ekkaus tibhang sambhavauhi tajie gana. Jive ibhibhang gunamsarithe."
The essence of this is that in whatever gati there is a bandha of a certain number of ayus, multiply that number by three. Then, subtract one less than the number of ayus that can be bound. This will give you the total bhangas in each gati, considering the bhangas of Ayubandha, Bandha, and Uparatbandha. For example, in Deva and Naraka, there is a possibility of bandha of two ayus each. Therefore, there are six bhangas in each. Now, subtract one less than the number of ayus that can be bound, which is one. This leaves us with five bhangas in Naraka gati and five bhangas in Deva gati. In Manushya and Tiryanch gati, there is a bandha of four ayus. Multiplying four by three gives us twelve. Now, subtract three, which is one less than the number of ayus that can be bound. This leaves us with nine bhangas in Manushya gati and nine bhangas in Tiryanch gati. Therefore, we should understand that there are five bhangas in Deva and Naraka, and nine bhangas in Manushya and Tiryanch.
These bhangas should be understood in the context of the four ayus in Narakadi gati, in the order of Mithyadristi Gunasthan. In the second Gunasthan, there are bhangas without the bandha of Narakayu. Therefore, there are 5, 8, 8, and 5 bhangas there. The bhangas mentioned earlier, in relation to Ayubandha, are all less than these.
1. Narayusuraudao va panchamam tiri manushla chaudasamam.
Santaa.
Basantaa do bau bajdamaananam. Nav nav panch ii bhaeya
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Asammade sa jogi abandhe igi santam do vi ekkasdalo pan
- Panchasangrah Sapttatika