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**Karmavipaka (1) Sthavar, (2) Sukshma, (3) Apariapt, (4) Sadharan, (5) Asthir, (6) Ashubh, (7) Durbhg, (8) Duhswar, (9) Anadeya and (10) Ayash:kirti.**
**(1) Sthavar Karma:** The karma whose fruition causes a being to remain stationary, lacking the ability to protect itself from cold and heat, is called Sthavar Karma.
Earth-bodied, water-bodied, fire-bodied, air-bodied and plant-bodied beings are Sthavar. They only have the first sense organ, touch.
Fire-bodied and air-bodied beings have natural movement, but they lack the specific movement to protect themselves from cold and heat like the two-sense and three-sense beings. Therefore, they are considered Sthavar. They experience the fruition of Samapanamdhaan.
**(2) Sukshma Karma:** The karma whose fruition causes a being to obtain a subtle body (which neither obstructs nor is obstructed by anything) is called Sukshma Karma.
Beings with this karma are also the aforementioned five Sthavar. They are spread throughout the entire Lokakasha and cannot be seen with the eye.
**(3) Apariapt Karma:** The karma whose fruition causes a being to not fully achieve its own potential is called Apariapt Karma. There are two types of Apariapt beings: Labdhyapariapt and Karanapariapt.
Beings who die without fulfilling their potential are Labdhyapariapt. Beings who are currently Apariapt but will fulfill their potential in the future are Karanapariapt.
Labdhyapariapt beings also only attain fulfillment in the three aspects of food, body and senses after death, not before. This is because all beings die after the bondage of the lifespan of the next birth, and this bondage only occurs for those who have fulfilled the three aspects of food, body and senses.