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## The Fifth Karma Granth
In a worldly being, the power known as **Yoga** manifests due to the destruction or cessation of the **Dhirāntarāya Karma**. Through this power, the being first acquires **Pudgalas** suitable for **Audārika** and other bodies. After acquiring them, it transforms them into **Audārika** and other bodies, or acquires **Pudgalas** suitable for the mind and transforms them into forms like **breath**. It then relies on these transformed **Pudgalas** for support. This process continues constantly.
There are three causes for acquiring **Pudgalas**: **mind**, **speech**, and **body**. Therefore, **Yoga** also has three names: **Manoyoga**, **Vachanayoga**, and **Kāyayoga**. The **Yoga** activity that occurs due to the reliance on the mind is called **Manoyoga**, the **Yoga** activity that occurs due to the reliance on speech is called **Vachanayoga**, and the **Yoga** activity that occurs due to the reliance on breath and other bodily functions is called **Kāyayoga**.
In essence, the being uses the power called **Yoga** to create the mind, speech, and body, and these become reliant on its **Yoga** power. Thus, **Yoga** is the means for acquiring **Pudgalas**, transforming the acquired **Pudgalas** into bodily forms, and relying on them.
**Yoga**, **Vīrya**, **Sthāma**, **Utsāha**, **Parākrama**, **Cheṣṭā**, **Shakti**, **Māmarthya** are other names for **Yoga**.
1. **Kāyavāṅmana:** **Karmayoga**.
2. For a detailed explanation of **Yoga** and its different types, refer to the **Fourth Karma Granth** on **Yogamārgaṇā**.
3. **Joga ve vigyiṁ grāmōṁ kā pākamo taha bitṭā. Mani samattham diya jogaram havanti pajāyā.** (From **Panchasangraha 366**) - This means, "The **Yoga** power is the cause of the creation of the world, and it is the power of the mind that makes the **Yoga** power manifest."