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## First Karma Granth
**126 Summary:** The essence is that the bodies of those beings who experience the *Atapanama* karma are themselves cold, but their aura is hot. And the bodies of beings in the *Agnikai* are both hot to the touch and emit hot light. This is the difference between beings with *Atapanama* karma and those with *Ushnasparsha* karma.
Now we explain *Udyotanama* karma.
The karma whose emergence causes a being's body to emit cold light is called *Udyotanama* karma. When *Labdhi-dhari* monks take on a *Vaikriya* body, and when gods take on a *Uttara Vaishya* body compared to their original body, the cold light that emanates from their bodies should be understood as arising from this *Udyotanama* karma. The bodies of beings in the *Prithvi Kaya* like the moon, stars, and constellations emit cold light due to the presence of *Udyotanama* karma. Similarly, the emergence of this *Udyotanama* karma should be understood in fireflies, gems, and other substances that emit light.
Now, in the next verse, we describe the characteristics of *Agurul* and *Tirthankara* karma.
**Verse 47:** The body of a being does not become heavy or light due to the emergence of *Agurul* karma. A being becomes worthy of worship by the three worlds due to the emergence of *Tirthankara* karma. This emergence occurs after the attainment of *Kevalgyan*.