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Shararangopag, Samchaturanasansthan, Devagati, Devagatyānupūrvi, Vaikriyik Sharira, Vaikriyik Shariraangopag, Varnaadi Char, Agurulaghu, Upghāt, Parghāt, Ucchvās, Tras, Bādar, Paryāpti, Pratiyek Sharira, Sthira, Shubha, Subhaga, Susvara and Ādeya, these thirty and in the seventh part of the end, Hāsya, Rati, Bhaya and Jugupsā these four; all together in the Ashtam Gunasthan, there is the binding and liberation of thirty-six natures. 162. Question: In the Navam-Anivrittikaran Gunasthan, which five natures are liberated? Answer: In the five parts of Anivrittikaran, in order, Purusha Veda, Sanchalan Kroth, Man, Maya and Lobha, these five natures are bound and liberated. 163. Question: In the Dasham-Sookshma Samparaya Gunasthan, which sixteen natures are liberated? Answer: Five of Jnanavaran, five of Antaraya, four of Darshanavaran - Chakshudarshanavaran, Achakshudarshanavaran, Avhidarshanavaran, केवल Darshanavaran, Uchchh Gotr and Yashaskirti, these sixteen natures are bound and liberated at the end of the Dasham Gunasthan.