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306/Go. Sa, Jeevanagad
Gatha 235-230
There are beings with four bodies: Audarik, Graharak, Taijas, and Karman; or, Graudarik, Vairiyik, Taijas, and Karman; or, Audarik, Graharak, Taijas, and Karman.
According to Yogamargarana, the five Manoyogi, five Vachanayogi, and Audarik Kayayogi beings are either three-bodied or four-bodied.
Doubt: How is Audarik Kayayogi possible for beings who react to the body? Solution: It is not possible, because the reacting body is also Audarik.
Doubt: Does the Audarik body lose its Audarik nature due to the arising of the Karma called Audarik?
Solution: This is not correct, because it would lead to a contradiction.
However, it has been said elsewhere that the reacting body is also Audarik. This is not correct, because the reacting body is prohibited from being Audarik. The Vairiyik body is only for a short time, from the time of the arising of the Karma called Mamkarma. This is because in animals or humans, the reacting body is found for a short time, and the being dies after a second time.
There are beings who react in the Agnicayik, Vayukayik, Badar Agnicayik, Badar Vayukayik, their equivalents, Sakayik, and Sakayik equivalents. Therefore, the Vairiyik body is possible in them.
Graharak Kayayogi and Aharak Mishrayogi:
"Aharasudayena ya pamattaviradasa hovi ahar. Asanjamparihara ratta sandehaviranasanntu cha." ||235||
"Rinayasese kevalivugavirahe ripakk maranpahudhikalane. Parakhet sanvite jijiranadharavandaragatta cha." ||236||
"Uttamaangamhi have dhabubihiinam suham asanhananam. Suhansthanam dhavalam hatthapamanam pasaththudayam." ||237||
"Pravaghadi antomuhurtakalatthididi jahappinadare. Pajjattisampunne maranampi kadachi sabavai." ||238||
1. Dhaval Pu. 14 p. 238. 2. "Joganavaadena panchamaran jogi panchavachi jogi progalia kayajogi athi jeeva tisarira chadu sarira." ||144|| [Dhaval Pu. 14 p. 242]. 3. Dhaval Pu. 14 p. 242-243. 4. Dhaval p. 14 p. 402. 5. Shraval Pu. 15 p. 64. 6. Dhaval p. 14 p. 242.