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"The Jiva-Jiva-Abhigamsutra is obtained, its cause is also the Tejas-Sharira. This is present in all worldly beings. Karma-Paramanu, mixed with Karma-Sharira and Atma-Pradesha like milk and water, are transformed into the body form and are called Karma-Sharira / Karma-Samuha is the Karma-Sharira / It is the root of all other bodies / The remaining bodies exist only when Karma-Sharira exists / When Karma-Sharira is destroyed, all bodies are destroyed. When the Jiva goes to another motion, the Karma-Sharira along with Tejas remains with it. Due to its ability, this Tejas-Karma-Sharira goes and comes in the motion, it is not visible. Other-Tithikas also agree on this subject. They have said that - This body, being subtle, is not visible while going and coming in the motion. Due to its invisibility, its effect should not be considered. Out of the above five bodies, the subtle Prithvi-Kayika Jivas have three bodies - Audarik, Tejas and Karma / Vaikriya and Aharak are not theirs / Because these two are achievements and by nature of existence, those Jivas are deprived of these achievements. 2. Avagahana-Dwar-The height of the body is called Avagahana. It is of two types - Jghanya and Utkrishta / The Avagahana of subtle Prithvi-Kayika Jivas is an innumerable part of an Angul and the Utkrishta is also an innumerable part of an Angul, but it should be known that the Avagahana is relatively more in the Utkrishta position than the Jghanya position. 3. Sanhanan-Dwar - The special structure of bones is called Sanhanan. They are six - Vajra-Rishabhanarach, Rishabhanarach, Narach, Ardhanarach, Kilika and Sewart. Vajra-Rishabhanarach - Vajra means Kilika. Rishabha means Pariveshtan-Patta and Narach means being bound by Markat on both sides / It means that two bones are joined by Markat-bandh on both sides, they are covered by a third bone-like Patta from above and there is a Kilika piercing all three bones from above. This type of strong bone structure is called Van-Rishabhanarach-Sanhanan. Rishabhanarach - Where there is Markat-bandh, Patta but no Kilika, such bone structure is called Rishabhanarach. Narach - Where the bones are joined only by Markat-bandh, it is Narach-Sanhanan. 1. Savvasa Umhasiddham Rasahi Paharpacakajan Gam Cha / Tejagaladdhinimit Cha Teyagam Hoi Nayavvam / 2. Kammvikaro Kammattivih Vicittkammanishphan / Samvesi Sariraanam Karanabhuyam Munenvan / / 3. Antara Bhavadeho'pi Sukshmtuannopalabhyate / Nishkraman Pravisan Va'pi Naavavo'nokshanadapi //"