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## Glossary of Terms
**Karma Grahan:** The act of a living being accepting karma particles, which have the potential to become bound karma, into their karma-body.
**Amasya:** A living being who, due to their infinite and continuous karmic consequences, is incapable of attaining liberation at any time.
**Amla Rasa Karma:** Karma that, upon its fruition, causes the living being's body to have a sour taste, similar to lemon, tamarind, etc.
**Mayut:** One ayutaanga is equal to eighty-four lakh ayutas.
**Bhayulanga:** One ayutaanga is equal to the time it takes for eighty-four lakh arthanipuras to pass.
**Ayogikevali:** A liberated being who is devoid of yogas. They are called Ayogikevali when they have overcome the yogas of mind, speech, and body, become free from karma, and attained pure consciousness.
**Agivali:** The restraint of an Ayogikevali.
**Ayesha:** A type of karma that causes fear and shame to spread.
**Adhyavasaya:** The karmic consequence of the past, caused by the binding of the kshayas, which manifests as a change in the self.
**Adhyavasaya Sthana:** The intensity of kshaya, which can be very intense, intense, moderately intense, mild, less mild, and very mild.
**Mini:** Karma that, upon its fruition, causes attachment and aversion to objects without any reason.
**Arthanir:** One arthanipura is equal to eighty-four lakh arthanipuraangas.
**Bhavtra Ranga:** The time it takes for eighty-four lakh nalins to pass is called an arthanipuraanga.
**Amin:** When the connection between the senses and their objects becomes strong, the general understanding of the object as "this is something" is called arthaavagraha.
**Arthaavigraha:** The unconscious knowledge of an undigested object.
**Marthanarrasanhanan Gamakarma:** Karma that, upon its fruition, causes the bones to be structured with one side being like a bone and the other side being like a nail.
**Antar Bandha:** The binding of more karmic substances, which then binds fewer karmic substances, is called alpasara bandha.
**Arupa:** The relative increase or decrease of non-material substances.