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## Verse 230-231
**Yoga Margarn:/303**
The regions of the **dravya** (substance) classification related to the **aahar** (food) body are countless. The regions of the **dravya** classification related to the **tejas** (light) body are countless times more than that. The regions of the **dravya** classification related to the **bhaasha** (speech) body are countless times more than that. The regions of the **dravya** classification related to the **mano** (mind) body are countless times more than that. And the regions of the **dravya** classification related to the **karma** (action) body are countless times more than that.
**Solution:** This is not the case in reality, because the **audarik** (subtle) body becomes the **sthala** (region) in comparison to **avagahana** (perception). As stated in the **vargana** (classification) section:
1. The **avagahana** of the **dravya** classification related to the **karma** body is the most subtle.
2. The **avagahana** of the **dravya** classification related to the **mano** body is countless times more than that.
3. The **avagahana** of the **dravya** classification related to the **bhaasha** body is countless times more than that.
4. The **avagahana** of the **dravya** classification related to the **tejas** body is countless times more than that.
5. The **avagahana** of the **dravya** classification related to the **aahar** body is countless times more than that.
6. The **avagahana** of the **dravya** classification related to the **vaikriya** (transformation) body is countless times more than that.
7. The **avagahana** of the **dravya** classification related to the **audarik** body is countless times more than that.
**Or:** The **audarik** body is **ural** (vast) in comparison to **avagahana**. The **avagahana** of the **para** (higher) body is very vast in comparison to the **avagahana** of the **pop** (lower) body, therefore the **audarik** body is **ural**.
**Doubt:** How is the vastness of its **avagahana** known?
**Solution:** Because the **audarik** body of the **mahamatsya** (great fish) is five hundred **yojan** (a unit of distance) in width and one thousand **yojan** in length. This shows the vastness of its **avagahana**.
**Doubt:** The **sukshma** (subtle) **prithvi** (earth), **jala** (water), **agni** (fire), **vayu** (air) and ordinary bodies lack **sthula** (grossness). How is the **audarik** body possible in those **sukshma** bodies?
**Solution:** No, because the **sukshma** body becomes **sthula** in comparison to the even more subtle **vaikriya** body, etc. In other words, the **sukshma** body of the **sukshma** **prithvi** (earth) bodied beings, etc., becomes **sthula**. Or, in **paramagam** (ultimate path), the body of the **sukshma** **prithvi** (earth) bodied beings, etc., is called **audarik**.
**Doubt:** How does the **audarik** body become important when the word **ural** is derived from the word **udara** (generous)?
**Solution:** Because the **audarik** body is the cause of **nivrittigaman** (liberation) and the cause of the origin of eighteen thousand **sheelas** (characteristics), therefore it becomes important.
The **audarik** **mishrakayayoga** (combination of bodies) occurs until the **antarmuhurta** (last moment) before the **shariraparyapti** (completion of the body) is complete. Because at that time, the **atma** (soul) region does not **parispand** (vibrate) only due to the **audarik** classifications, but:
1. "**Progyaharayappabahue ni sabvathoudamro kammaiyasariradasvavagganagro progahagaae.||760|| Maranadanavagganamo progaanaae prasankhejj guanaso 61|| Maasadayavagganapro progaharanaae asanvejjagunayao.||762|| Tejasasariradabvavaragaramio progahanaae asankhejjagugayao ||763|| Mahaarasariradabvabaggarayo yogahanaae asankhejjaguranpo ||764|| Veviyagariir davya varagaranamo ghogahgaae asakhejjaguraayo.||765|| Yoralijasarirapvvadagaranayo progahanaae asankhejjaguhapro ||766||" **Badal Gu. 14 p. 562-564**.
2. **Dhaval Pu. 14 p. 322**.
3. **Siddhantanavati** by **Themadamoyachandra** with commentary.
4. **Dhaval Pu. 14 p. 323**.