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## First Karma Granth, Chapter 106: Ahar Karma
**Ahar Karma** is found in both humans and animals during the time of **Bankiya Labdhi** (acquisition of wealth). The second option, **Ahar Kalabdhi** (acquisition of food), is possible for **Chaturdasha Purva Dhari Munis** (monks who have completed 14 stages of spiritual development). However, **Vaniya Labdhi** and **Ahar Kalabdhi** cannot be used simultaneously, so no one can have all five bodies at the same time.
Now, we will explain the different types of **Angopang Napakarma** (karma related to body parts) in order: **Bahru, Pitti, Sir, Ur, Uyarang, Uvang, Anguli, and Maha**.
**Gatha 34:** "Two hands, two feet, one back, one head, one chest, and one stomach - these are the eight **Angas** (major body parts). **Upangas** (minor body parts) are small parts attached to the **Angas**, such as fingers, etc. The remaining parts are called **Angopangas**."
These **Angas**, **Upangas**, and **Angopangas** are present only in the first three bodies (**Audarik**, **Ahar**, and **Vaniya**). The **Angopang Napakarma** is a type of **Vishesharth Napakarma** (karma related to specific characteristics) and is explained in the **Gatha**.
The term **Angopang** encompasses **Angas**, **Upangas**, and **Angopangas**. There are eight types of **Angas**: (1-2) two hands, (3-4) two feet, (5) one back, (6) one head, (7) one chest, and (8) one stomach. Small parts attached to the **Angas**, such as fingers, nose, ears, etc., are called **Upangas**. The lines and joints of the fingers are called **Angopangas**.
**(a) Taddadini Bhajyani Yugpadekaswa'a'chaturbhyah.**
**(b) Patra 21**
- **Tattvarth Sutra**, Chapter 2, Sutra 43