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## First Karmagranth 137
This section discusses the formation of **rasa** (essence) through **sharira-paryapti** (body-fulfillment), which is distinct from the **rasa** formed through **aahar-paryapti** (food-fulfillment). This specific **rasa** is crucial for the formation of the body.
The **pudgalas** (particles) used in the formation of food, body, and senses are different from those involved in **shwaso-chchwas** (breathing), **bhasha** (speech), and **manah-paryapti** (mind-fulfillment).
There are two types of **paryapti** (fulfillment) for living beings:
1. **Labdhi-paryapti**: These beings die after fulfilling their respective **paryaptis**, not before.
2. **Karan-paryapti**: This term has two meanings. **Karan** refers to the senses. Beings who have fulfilled their **indriya-paryapti** (sense-fulfillment) are **karan-paryapti**. Since **indriya-paryapti** cannot be achieved without fulfilling **aahar** and **sharira-paryapti**, all three **paryaptis** are considered together. Alternatively, beings who have fulfilled their respective **paryaptis** are called **karan-paryapti**.
Beings with characteristics opposite to **labdhi-paryapti** and **karan-paryapti** are called **labdhi-aparyapti** and **karan-aparyapti**, respectively. Their nature will be discussed later in the context of **sthavar-dashak** (ten types of stationary beings).
The following verse describes the nature of **sthira** (stable), **shubha** (auspicious), and **subhaga** (prosperous) **namakarma** (karmic actions).
**Verse 50:**
**Pasyan tan patte udaye-nam danta-adi-thama-i thiram | Namu-vari sirai suham subhaga-o savva-jana-ittho ||**
This verse describes the nature of **sthira** (stable), **shubha** (auspicious), and **subhaga** (prosperous) **namakarma** (karmic actions).