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The third karma, *praaya*, is found in the thirteenth and fourteenth of these five *guna sthana*. The first, second, and fourth of these three *guna sthana* occur when the being goes through *vigraha gati* to be born in another place. At that time, for one, two, or three periods, the being does not have a gross body like *oudarik*, etc., and remains in a state of *anahaarak*. In the thirteenth *guna sthana*, during the third, fourth, and fifth periods of *kevali samudghāt*, there is *anahaarak*. In the fourteenth *guna sthana*, due to the cessation (absence) of *yoga*, no kind of food is possible. Therefore, *anahaarak* is considered to be present in these five *guna sthana*.
However, the reason for the statement that *anahaarak* is similar to *karma yoga* in *margana* should be understood as follows: Here, four *guna sthana* are mentioned in relation to *bandha*, because those who are not *yogi* are *avandha* due to the cessation (absence) of *yoga*. The remaining first, second, fourth, and thirteenth *guna sthana* also have a state of *anahaarak* due to the absence of the *bhavadharani* body of the being in *vigraha gati*. And in the thirteenth *guna sthana*, when *kevali samudghāt* occurs, there is a state of *anahaarak* during the third, fourth, and fifth periods. From this perspective, the thirteenth *guna sthana* should be understood. _*Anahaarak* is similar to *karma yoga* in *margana*._ - *Samaya Sara*, 112
1. (a) *Padmatimadgaajaya Anahaare Magmanamu Guna!*
_... *Karmaasya*, 4||23 (b) *Viggadimaavannaa Kevanino Samaasado Ajogiya. Siddha Ya Anahaasa Sesaa Aahaarya Jichaa.*
—*Po Jivaka*, 635 2. *Eka Hau Bindanahaarakah.*
*Swaasoon*, 21
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