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## Karmagranth Part Four
(b) The **Siddhant** believes that when creating the **Vaikriya** and **Aharak** bodies through **Labdhi**, there is **Audarik Misrayog**; but when discarding them, there is **Vaikriya Misrayog** and **Aharak Misrayog** respectively. In contrast, the **Karmagranth** believes that when creating both bodies and discarding them, there is **Kriya Misrayog** and **Aharak Misrayog** respectively, not **Audarik Misrayog**.
The **Siddhant**'s intention is that when a **Kriya** or **Aharak** body is created through **Labdhi**, it is created by the **Audarik** body, which is suitable for these bodies. Therefore, due to the **Audarik** body's dominance, **Audarik Misrayog** should be used when creating both bodies. However, during discarding, the **Audarik** body does not hold dominance. At that time, the **Kriya** or **Aharak** body's activity is the main one, so **Vaikriya Misrayog** and **Aharak Misrayog** should be used.
The **Karmagranth**'s opinion is that regardless of which body's activity is dominant, the **Audarik** body is **Janma-Siddh** (innate) and the **Deutriya** or **Aharak** body is **Samdhi-Janma** (created through association). Therefore, considering the dominance of the specific **Jay** body, the beginning and...
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1- This opinion is clear from the following quote in the **Prashasana**:
"**Oralya Sari Ekayavyayoghe Moralya Misra Sarira Kayayoghe Lej Viyasa Sari Kayayoghe Aharak Sarira Kayayoghe Aharak Misra Sarira Kayayoghe**." (Pado 16 and its commentary, page 317)
The **Karmagranth**'s opinion is clear from the 46th and 47th verses, which mention eleven and thirteen **Yogas** in the fifth and sixth **Gunasthanas** respectively. The **Gommatasar**'s opinion seems to be similar to the **Karmagranth**, as it does not consider **Audarik Misrayog** in the fifth and sixth **Gunasthanas**. See the 703rd verse of the **Jivakand**.