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## Twenty-third Karma-pada:
**Vihayo-gati-namakarma:** This karma is considered auspicious if it leads to a gait like that of a horse, or inauspicious if it leads to a gait like that of a camel, donkey, etc. (21)
**Tras-namakarma:** This karma leads to the experience of 'tras' (distress). Beings with two or more senses, who experience distress due to heat, etc., and move from one place to another in search of shade, etc., are called 's'. (22)
**Vas-namakarma:** This karma leads to the experience of 'vas' (distress) due to its fruition. (22)
**Sthavar-namakarma:** This karma leads to the experience of 'sthavar' (immobility). Beings who are unable to leave their place even when suffering from cold, heat, etc., are called 'sthavar'. For example, one-sensed beings like those with an earth-body. (23)
**Sookshma-namakarma:** This karma leads to a very subtle body, so subtle that even when many beings are gathered together, they are not visible to the naked eye. (24)
**Badar-namakarma:** This karma leads to the attainment of a 'badar' (gross) body, or it produces the result of 'badarta' (grossness). (25)
**Paryapt-namakarma:** This karma leads to the ability to fulfill one's needs, such as food, etc. It empowers the soul to take in the pudgalas of food, etc., and transform them into food, etc. (26)
**Aparyapt-namakarma:** This karma leads to the inability to fulfill one's needs. (27)
**Sadharan-sharira-namakarma:** This karma leads to a single body for countless beings, like the beings of Nigoda. (28)
**Prati-sharira-namakarma:** This karma leads to a separate body for each being. (26)
**Sthir-namakarma:** This karma leads to stable body parts, such as bones, teeth, etc. (30)
**Asthir-namakarma:** This karma leads to unstable (changeable) body parts, such as the tongue. (31)
**Shubh-namakarma:** This karma leads to auspicious body parts above the navel. (32)
**Ashubh-namakarma:** This karma leads to inauspicious body parts below the navel, such as the feet. Displeasure upon being touched by the feet is a sign of inauspiciousness. (33)
**Subhag-namakarma:** This karma leads to a person being liked by everyone, even without doing any favors or having any connection with them. (34)
**Durbhag-namakarma:** This karma leads to a being being disliked in the world, even if they are doing favors. (34)