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## Karmagrantha Part Four, Chapter 2
**2.** When something is not brought about, it is called **Asatyamushvavachanayoga**. For example, calling out "Hey Bhojavatta! Hey Mitrasena!" to get someone's attention are just words of address, not establishment or raising. Just like **Manoyoga** in **Yoga**, one should understand **Satya** and **Asatya** as the two **Medas** from the **Tattva-shti**.
**The Nature of the Divisions of Kayayoga:**
**(3)** The activity of the **Viryashakti** through the **Vaikriya** body alone is called **Kayayoga**. This **Yoga** is present in both **Devas** and **Narakas** in their **Paryapta** state. In humans and **Tiryachas**, it occurs only after they acquire a **Kriya** body from the forest of **Vaikriya** attainment. **Vaikriya** body refers to the body that is sometimes one and sometimes many, sometimes small, sometimes large, sometimes **Akasha-gami**, sometimes **Bhoomi-gami**, sometimes **Rahya**, and sometimes **Avashya**. Such a **Kriya** body is obtained by **Devas** and **Narakas** from the time of birth; therefore, it is called **Gati**. The **Vaikriya** body of humans and **Tiryachas** is called **Labdhipratyaya** because they obtain such a body due to **Labdhi**, not from birth.
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**Bhavana:**
**(2)** The activity of the **Viryashakti** through both the **Kriya** and **Karmna** bodies, and the **Vaikriya** and **Audarika** bodies, is called **Vaikriya-Mishra-Kayayoga**. The first type of **Vaikriya-Mishra-Kayayoga** is present in **Devas** and **Narakas** from the time of their birth until their **Aparyapta** state. The second type of **Kriya-Mishra-Kayayoga** is found in humans and **Tiryachas** when they begin and abandon the **Vaikriya** body with the help of **Labdhi**.
**(3)** The activity of the **Viryashakti** through the **Aharaka** body alone is called **Aharaka-Kayayoga**.