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## Karma Vipaka
(2) The karma that gives rise to two senses - body and tongue - in a being is called **Dwiindriya Jati Karma**.
(3) The karma that gives rise to three senses - body, tongue, and nose - in a being is called **Triindriya Jati Karma**.
(4) The karma that gives rise to four senses - body, tongue, nose, and eyes - in a being is called **Chaturindriya Jati Karma**.
(5) The karma that gives rise to all five senses - body, tongue, nose, eyes, and ears - in a being is called **Panchendriya Jati Karma**.
## Characteristics of **Sharira Karma**
There are five types of **Sharira Karma**: (1) **Audarik Sharira Karma**, (2) **Vaikriya Sharira Karma**, (3) **Aharak Sharira Karma**, (4) **Taijas Sharira Karma**, and (5) **Karman Sharira Karma**. Their characteristics are as follows:
(1) The karma that gives rise to an **Audarik Sharira** is called **Audarik Sharira Karma**. **Udara** means primary or gross particles. A body made of these particles, containing bones, flesh, blood, etc., is called an **Audarik Sharira**.
The bodies of Tirthankaras and Ganadharas are made of primary particles, while the bodies of ordinary beings are made of gross, impure particles. This **Audarik Sharira** is present in all humans and animals, whether they are born from the womb or from **Samucchema** birth.
(2) The karma that gives rise to a **Vaikriya Sharira** in a being is called **Vaikriya Sharira Karma**. A body that has the power to create various forms, big and small, single and multiple, diverse and strange, is called a **Vaikriya Sharira**.