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## Gommatsar Karmakanda - 44: No-Karma of Ayukarma and Gati Karma
**No-Karma of Ayukarma and Gati Karma:**
**Verse 78:**
* **Niryaayus** (hell-life) **No-Karma:** Unwholesome food.
* **Remaining three Ayus** (human, animal, celestial) **No-Karma:** Food and drink that are pleasing to the senses.
* **No-Karma of all four Gatis** (hell, animal, human, celestial): The four-fold field of Gatis, i.e., the place of birth (Yoni).
**No-Karma of Nama Karma:**
**Verse 79:**
* **No-Karma of the four Gatis (Niryaadi)**: Their respective fields (Yoni).
* **No-Karma of Jati Karma:** The formation of the Pudgala (matter) in the form of Dravya (substance) and Indriya (sense organs).
**Verse 80:**
* **No-Karma of the five Jatis (Ekaindriyaadi)**: Their respective Dravya Indriyas (sense organs).
* **No-Karma of Deha Karma (body karma):** The Skandha (aggregates) of Pudgala (matter) that arise from the Deha Karma.
**Verse 81:**
* **No-Karma of Audarik (noble), Vaikriya (changeable), Aharak (food), and Tejas (fiery) Deha Karma:** The Skandha (aggregates) of Pudgala (matter) that arise from their respective Deha Karma.
* **No-Karma of Karman Deha (karma body):** The Vinasopachya (matter that is capable of becoming karma).
**Verse 82:**
* **No-Karma of Bandhana (bondage), Pahudi (liberation), Samanniya (congregation), and Sesha (remaining) Deha Karma:** The body itself.
* **Note:** It is important to understand the specific No-Karma of each field (Kshetra) in a sequential manner.