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## Karmavipaka
**Verse Meaning:** Due to the arising of the *pratyek* karma, beings have separate bodies. Due to the *sthira* karma, the bodies of beings have teeth, bones, etc., which are stable. The body parts above the navel being auspicious is *shubha* karma, and the karma that arises and makes a being loved by all is *subhaga* karma.
**Detailed Meaning:** The verse describes the characteristics of four types of karma: *pratyek*, *sthira*, *shubha*, and *subhaga*. These are as follows:
(1) The karma that arises and results in a single being owning a single body is called *pratyek* karma.
(2) The karma that arises and results in the teeth, bones, neck, etc., of a being's body being stable (remaining in their respective places) is called *sthira* karma.
(3) The karma that arises and results in the body parts of a being above the navel being auspicious is called *shubha* karma.
(4) The karma that arises and results in a being being loved by all, even without doing any favors or having any connection, is called *subhaga* karma.
Now, the next verse will describe the remaining types of karma: *susvara*, *aadeya*, *yasha-kirti*, and *dhavara*.
**Verse 5:**
**Verse Meaning:** Due to the arising of *susvara* karma, one has a sweet and melodious voice. Due to the arising of *aadeya* karma, everyone accepts one's words...