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## Karmagrantha Part Four
When a being goes from one place to another to receive something, it is enveloped by a body. This body is so subtle that even though it has a form, it cannot be perceived by the eyes or other senses. This body is called "Sookshma Sharira" or "Ling Sharira" in the Vaishnavic scriptures.
Although another body called "Tejas" is also considered, which digests the consumed food and is used by specific lump-bearing ascetics for Tejo-leshya. Therefore, it may be doubted whether Tejas-kayayoga is also necessary like Karman-kayayoga.
The solution to this doubt is that Tejas-sharira and Karman-sharira are always together. That is, the liberated soul sometimes leaves the Karman-sharira, but never the Tejas-sharira. Therefore, the activity of the vital force, which is done through the Karman-sharira, is also done by the Tejas-sharira according to the rules. Therefore, Tejas-kayayoga is included in Karman-kayayoga. Hence, it is not considered separately.
**The concept of Yoga in the Eight Paths:**
Of the fifteen Yogas discussed above, Karman-kayayoga is the only one found in the Anaharak-Ayaspa state. The remaining Yogas are found only in the Aharak state. It is not a rule that Karman-kayayoga occurs only in the Anaharak state. Because even in the fourteenth Gunasthan, in the Anaharak state, there is a kind of...
"The nature of the said subtle body is described as 'Saptadarshak Lingam'."
- Saankhya Darshan - Chapter 3, Verse 1.