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## Karma Vipaka
**Anunipāya sarūvam jiyangamujjoyae ihujjoyā. Jaiveyuttavivik yajois khajjoyamāiva. ||46||**
**Gāthārtha:** Due to the rise of the Ātap karma, the body of the jīva becomes warm. Its rise occurs in the earthly body of the solar system, but not in the jīvas of the fire element. They experience the rise of Uṣṇasparśa and Lohitavarṇa karma. Similar to the light of the moon, stars, and fireflies, the rise of Udyota karma causes the body of the jīva to emit a cool, luminous light, like the bodies of the righteous and the gods.
**Viśeṣārtha:** These two gāthās explain the characteristics of Ātap and Udyota karma, their owners, and the difference between Ātap and Uṣṇasparśa karma.
**(The karma whose rise causes the jīva's body to emit warm light, but not be warm itself, is called Ātap karma.)**
**Ātap karma's rise does not make the jīva itself warm, but it does cause it to emit light, radiance, and warmth. Ātap karma arises in the jīvas of the earth element, outside the sun. Except for these jīvas, Ātap karma does not arise in other jīvas of the solar system.**
**Ātap karma does not arise in the jīvas of the fire element, because Ātap karma only arises in jīvas whose bodies are cool but emit warm light. However, the bodies and light of the jīvas of the fire element are warm due to the rise of Uṣṇasparśa and Lohitavarṇa karma.**