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## Diverse Subject Elucidation
[209 Conclusion - This Aharakaya (food body) belongs to a Pramattasanyata (distractedly restrained) Muni (ascetic) who has attained Siddhi (perfection) and resides in the sixth Gunasthan (stage of spiritual progress). In the original text, the reading is 'Vayana Vibhaniyabva', which means, "What is the Aharakaya?" The answers given by Bhagwan Mahavir to the questions asked by Gautam Swami related to this are indicated by a circle (०) after the words 'Kammabhumig.' etc. in the original text. These are the words that are indicated to be spoken, which have been fully translated above.
600 - Aharayasarira Samachauransasanthanasanthiee. This Aharakaya is of a square shape.
Discussion - When a Chaturdasha Purvadhara (fourteen-fold) Apratmattasanyata (perfectly restrained) Muni who has attained Siddhi has a doubt about a deep and subtle principle while in meditation, and there is no Kevali Bhagwan (omniscient being) in that area, then they acquire the Aharakaya karma. As soon as they become Pramattasanyata, a white, human-shaped effigy emerges from their head, devoid of blood, flesh, and bones, with one hand. It goes to where the Kevali Bhagwan resides and touches their feet. As soon as it touches, it returns and enters the head of the Mahamuni, and their doubt is resolved. The acquisition, emergence, and entry of this Aharakaya happens in a single Antarmuhurta (moment). The special feature is that its binding or acquisition happens in the seventh Gunasthan, and its emergence, entry, etc. happen in the sixth Gunasthan.
601 - Aharayasarirass Kemahalia Sarirogahana Pannatta? Goyama! Jahanane Deesuna Rayani, Ukkosena Padipunna Rayani. Bhagwan! How big is the Sarirogahana (body-absorption) of the Aharakaya said to be?
Gautam! The minimum absorption is said to be less than one Ratni (hand), and the maximum absorption is said to be a full Ratni.
602 - Teaasarira Nam Bhante Kativihe Pannatte? Goyama! Panchvihe Pannatte Egi Diya Teyasarira, Vi-Ti-Chaou-Panch ०. Evam Jav ०. Bhagwan! How many types of Tejasasarira (radiant body) are said to be?
Gautam! Five types are said to be - Ekaindriyatayasasarira (one-sense radiant body), Dwiindriyatayasasarira (two-sense radiant body), Triindriyatayasasarira (three-sense radiant body), Chaturindriyatayasasarira (four-sense radiant body), and Panchendriyatayasasarira (five-sense radiant body). In this way, one should know up to Aran-Achyut Kalpa (a period of time).
Discussion - In this Sutra, by mentioning the five types of Tejasasarira in relation to Ekaindriya, etc., it is indicated that the remaining Tejasasarira should be known according to the Prajnapanasutra. According to that, it is given here:
[Bhagwan! How many types of Ekaindriyatayasasarira are said to be?] Gautam! Five types are said to be. For example, Prithvikaaya Ekaindriyatayasasarira (earth-bodied one-sense radiant body), Apkaayik Ekaindriyatayasasarira (water-bodied one-sense radiant body), etc.