Disclaimer: This translation does not guarantee complete accuracy, please confirm with the original page text.
## 120
## Karmavipaka
(2) The karma whose arising results in a body shape resembling a Nyagrodha (Banyan tree), i.e., the body parts above the navel are full and thick, and the parts below the navel are thin and weak, is called Nyagrodha-Parimandala-Sansthananama Karma.
(3) The karma whose arising results in the body parts above the navel being thin and weak, and the parts below the navel being full and thick, is called Sadi-Sansthananama Karma. The shape of the body parts in this Sansthan is like hair, opposite to Nyagrodha-Parimandala-Sansthan.
(4) The karma whose arising results in a hunchback body is called Karan-Sansthananama Karma.
(5) The karma whose arising results in a dwarf body is called Vamanasansthananama Karma.
(6) The karma whose arising results in all body parts being disproportionate and not of the appropriate size is called Hund-Sansthananama Karma.
After describing the types of Sansthananama Karma, we will explain the types and characteristics of Varna Karma.
The arising of Varna Karma results in the body having Krishna, Gaur, etc., colors. There are five types of Varna Karma:
(1) Krishna, (2) Neel, (3) Lohit, (4) Haridra, and (5) Sit. Their characteristics are:
(1) The karma whose arising results in the body of the being being coal-black is called Krishnavarna Karma.
(2) The karma whose arising results in the body of the being being green like a parrot's feather is called Neelvarna Karma.