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## Glossary of Terms
**Audārika Karmabandhana Nāmakarma:** The karma that binds the audārika body with the karmaṇīya pudgalas.
**Audārika Bandhana Nāmakarma:** The karma that binds the audārika body with the karmaṇīya pudgalas.
**Audārita Bandhana Nāmakarma:** The karma that binds the audārika body with the tejas pudgalas.
**Bhavarika Miśra Kāya:** The intermediate body that exists from the beginning of the formation of the audārika body until the moment of death.
**Audārika Miśra Kāya Yoga:** The union of the audārika and karmaṇīya bodies, or the effort made through the audārika miśra kāya.
**Audārika Śarīra:** The body that is possessed by the Tīrthankaras and other great beings, which allows for the attainment of liberation. It is made up of the audārika pudgalas, and is composed of flesh, bones, etc.
**Śarīra Nāmakarma:** The karma that leads to the attainment of an audārika body.
**Audārika Śarīra Bhara Nāmakarma:** The karma that causes the previously acquired audārika pudgalas to merge with the newly acquired audārika pudgalas.
**Audārika Vājim Pudgala:** The pudgalas that form the audārika body.
**Audārika Saṃcālana Nāmakarma:** The karma that causes the audārika body to be formed from the rūpa parisa pudgalas.
**Papātika Kriya Śarīra:** The body that is obtained at birth by the gods and the Māras who are born from the uppapāta.
**Apaśamika Bhāva:** The state of mind that arises from the apaśama of the mohaniya karma.
**Apaśamika Dhāritra Cāritra:** The stable state of mind that arises from the apaśama of the twenty-five types of mohaniya karma.
**Aupaśamika Sammavastha:** The state of mind that arises from the apaśama of the four ananta-anubandhi kṣayās and the varṣāṇamotrīka kula.