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## Karma Vipaka
(2) The completeness of the power by which a living being transforms ingested food, which has been converted into rasa, into the seven dhatus is called **Sharira Paryapti**.
The seven dhatus present in the body are: (1) Rasa, (2) Rakta, (3) Maans, (4) Med (fat), (5) Haddi (bone), (6) Majja, and (7) Veerya. One dhatu is formed from the previous one, starting from Rasa and ending with Veerya.
In addition to these seven dhatus, the body also contains the following seven Upadhatus:
(1) Vaat, (2) Pitt, (3) Shleeshma (Kapha), (4) Shira, (5) Snayu, (6) Charma, and (7) Jathragni.
(3) The completeness of the power by which the soul transforms ingested food, which has been converted into dhatus, into the form of senses like touch, etc., is called **Indriya Paryapti**.
(4) The completeness of the power by which a living being takes in pudgals suitable for breathing, transforms them into the form of breathing, absorbs their essence, and then releases them back is called **Shwaso-chchwas Paryapti**.
(5) The completeness of the power by which a living being takes in pudgals suitable for speech, transforms them into the form of speech, and then releases them back in the form of various sounds, using them as a base, is called **Bhasha Paryapti**.
(6) The completeness of the power by which a living being takes in pudgals suitable for the mind, transforms them into the form of the mind, and then releases them back using the special power of the mind, is called **Manah Paryapti**.
The **Aahar Paryapti** and **Sharira Paryapti** are such that, through **Aahar Paryapti**,