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1. Annamaya Kosha (Gross body, which is made of food) 2. Pranamaya Kosha (Air element within the body) 3. Manomaya Kosha (Mental activity of determination and choice) 4. Vijnanamaya Kosha (Discriminative activity of intellect) 5. Anandamaya Kosha (State of bliss) 1933 Only Annamaya Kosha can be compared to the Audarik body among these five Koshas. 34 Audarik etc. bodies are gross, while Karman body is a subtle body. The origin of the gross body is due to the Karman body. Naiyayikas have also called the Karman body the Avyakt body. 35 The subtle and Linga bodies considered in Sankhya etc. philosophies can be compared to the Karman body. It has been explained by contemplating how many bodies are there in twenty-four Dandakas that even though the number of regions of the bodies from Audarik to Vaikriya and from Vaikriya to Aharak is more, they are more and more subtle. / In short, the Audarik body is a gross body made of Ras etc. Dhatus originating from Pudgalas. This body is found only in humans and Tiryanchas. / Vaikriya body is the one that is capable of taking various forms, this body is found in Nairyayikas and Devas. It is also found in humans and Tiryanchas who are endowed with Vaikriya Labdhi and in Vayukaya. / Aharak body is the one that originates from a special Labdhi called Aharak. / Tejas body is the one from which Tejo Labdhi is obtained, by which one can inflict harm or grace, by which there is brilliance and digestion. Karman body is the one that originates from the group of Karmas, in other words, Karman Vikar can be called Karman body. Tejas and Karman bodies are found in all worldly beings. Bhava Parinaman: A contemplation is about Parinaman in the thirteenth Parinaman Pada. In Indian philosophies, some philosophies like Sankhya etc. are Parinamanvadi, while some philosophies like Nyaya etc. do not accept Parinamanvad. Those philosophies that have accepted the non-duality of Dharma and Dharmi are Parinamanvadi, and those philosophies that have considered a great difference between Dharma and Dharmi are Aparinamanvadi. / Regarding Nityata, there are three types of views in Indian philosophies - Sankhya, Jain and Ramanuj in Vedanta. / All three have accepted Parinami-Nityata. But it must be remembered here that Sankhya Darshan has considered Parinami-Nityata in Prakriti, but has accepted Kutasthanityata in Purusha. Naiyayikas have considered Kutasthanityata in all types of Nitya Vastyus. Due to accepting a great difference between Dharma and Dharmi, Parinami-Nityata 133. (a) Panchadasi 3. 111 (b) Hindudharmkosh - Dr. Rajbali Pandey 134. Taittiriya-Upanishad, Bhriguvalli, Belvalkar and Ranade, -History of Indian Philosophy, 250. 135. Ven शरीरस्य प्रकृती व्यक्ता च अव्यक्ता च / तत्र अव्यक्तायाः कर्मसमाख्यातायाः प्रकृतेरुपभोगात प्रक्षयः / प्रक्षीणे च कर्मणि विद्यमानानि भूतानि न शरीरमुत्पादयन्ति इति उपपन्नोऽपवर्गः। Naya Vartika 312168 136. Sankhyakarika 39-40, Belvalkar and Ranade -History of Indian Philosophy. 358, 430 & 370 137. Dwayi cheyam nityata kutasthanityata parinaminityata cha. Tatra kutasthanityata purushasya / parinaminityata gunananam / -Patanjalabhashya 4, 33 [ 46 ]