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## Karmagrantha Part Four
**Verse 27:**
In the stationary karma-grantha, the active drikas are five in the wind. In the final speech-yoga, they are four, including the bankriya-dvik.
**Commentary:**
In the stationary karma, there are three yogas: karma, audarik, and vik. In the one-sense beings and the wind, there are five yogas: the three mentioned above, plus the bankriya-dvik. In the asanjna, there are six yogas: the five mentioned above, plus the final speech-yoga (asatyamrishanachan). In the vikalendriya, there are four yogas: the six mentioned above, minus the bankriya-dvik (karma, audarik-mishra, audarik, and asatyamrishanachan).
**Explanation:**
The three yogas mentioned in the stationary karma are to be understood in all four types of stationary beings except the wind. This is because there are two more yogas possible in the wind. Of the three yogas, the karma-kaya-yoga is to be understood in the state of disintegration and at the time of birth, the audarik-mishra-kaya-yoga is to be understood in the insufficient time except at the time of birth, and the audarik-kaya-yoga is to be understood in the sufficient state.
In the one-sense beings, the wind is also included. Therefore, in addition to the three yogas, the bankriya-yoga is considered, making a total of five yogas.
In the wind, like other places, the three yogas, karma, etc., are considered. But besides these, there are two more yogas (vaikriya and baniyamishra). This is why there are five yogas in the wind. In the wind, the sufficient power...
**Note:** The same thing is mentioned in the prajnapanani.