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## Appendix 2
**Aharakamisra Kayayog:** The interaction of the potency of semen due to the mixture of the two bodies is called Aharakamisra Kayayog.
**Aharak Yogya Utkrishta Vargana:** The category of skandhas with an infinite number of bhamas more than the Aharak Yogya Jagnya Vargana is the Aharak Yogya Utkrishta Vargana, which is acceptable for the Aharak body.
**Aharak Yogya Jagnya Vargana:** The category of skandhas with one bhama more than the Aharak Yogya Utkrishta Vargana, which is the member of the Vaikriya Sharira Yogya Utkrishta Vargana, is called the Aharak Yogya Jagnya Vargana.
**Aharak Vargana:** The categories from which the Aharak body is formed.
**Aharak Sharira Namakarma:** For a specific purpose, such as doubt arising in a subject matter or a desire to see the Riddhi of a Tirthankara, the Aharak Vargana creates a self-made puppet body, which is called the Aharak Sharira. The karma that causes the being to obtain the Aharak Sharira is called the Aharak Sharira Namakarma.
**Aharak Sharira Bandhan Namakarma:** The karma that causes the previously acquired Aharak Sharira puppets to merge with the newly acquired Aharak Sharira puppets.
**Aharak Sanghatan Namakarma:** The karma that causes the Aharak Sharira form to come into close proximity with each other.
**Aharak Samudghas:** The Samudghas that occurs due to the Aharak Sharira.
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**Ishvar Samayik:** The practice that is given to the student disciples to achieve stability. Its duration is considered to be six months until the time of the Upasthan [until taking a big vow].
**Indriya:** When the Avarana karma is destroyed, the soul, which is in the form of Jnasvabhav, is unable to know the object itself. The cause that enables the soul to know the object, or through which the soul can be known, or which is capable of knowing its own touch, etc., without relying on another (like the tongue, etc.) like the Indriya, is called the Indriya.
**Indriya Paryapti:** The power of the being through which the food, transformed into the form of dhatu, ...