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## Glossary of Terms
**Spreading rumors, creating a web of deceit that causes deep pain to others is called Shasana.**
**Asambhavya:** A being who is about to attain liberation in the near future.
**Aalav:** The gateway to the arrival of auspicious and inauspicious karmas.
**Aahar:** The intake of food, which is the reception of the nok vargana (the smallest particles of matter) that are capable of becoming the body, speech, and mind. Or, it is the intake of the six paryaaptis (completions) that are necessary for the three pariras (bodies).
**Aahar Paryapti:** The completion of the special power of the soul, which is the ability to transform external food pudgals (particles of matter) into khalabhag (gross) and rasabhag (subtle) forms.
**Vyaahar Sansha:** The desire for food, a special result of the soul caused by the arising of the shuva (auspicious) and bedaniya (painful) karmas.
**Aaharaka:** A being who consumes food of any kind, including oja (vital energy), lom (hair), and kavala (saliva). A being who consumes food at the appropriate time is also called an aaharaka.
**Aaharaka Angopaang Maamakarma:** The karma that arises and causes the formation of the limbs and organs from the pudgals that have transformed into the aaharaka body.
**Maharat Kayayog:** The activity of the vital force, which is aided by the aaharaka body and the aaharaka body.
**Aaharaka Karmanbandhan Namak:** The karma that arises and causes the aaharaka body pudgals to be connected with the karman pudgals.
**Aaharaka Kartajaskaramanbandhan Namak:** The karma that arises and causes the aaharaka body pudgals to be connected with the tejas karman pudgals.
**Aaharaka Kartajasanbandhan Namak:** The karma that arises and causes the aaharaka body pudgals to be connected with the tejas pudgals.
**Maharakamishra Kayayog:** From the beginning of the formation of the aaharaka body until the completion of the body paryaapti, the incomplete body in the middle is called the aaharaka mishra kay (mixed body), and the yoga produced by it is called the aaharaka mishra kayayog.
**Apacha Aaharaka and Audar:** (These terms are not fully defined in the provided text, but they likely refer to different types of aaharakas or states related to food consumption.)