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## Glossary of Terms
**Yoga:** The power that causes a living being, composed of mind, speech, and body, to accept karmas, arises from the ripening of the Vipaki body karma.
**Yogasthan:** A group of competitors is called Yogasthan.
**Yojan:** A Yojan is equal to 8,000 Dhanush (bows).
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**Rati Mohaniya:** A karma whose ripening causes attachment and love for objects, whether with or without a cause.
**Rathrenu:** One Rathrenu is equal to 8 Sarenu.
**Ras-Gaurav:** To consider oneself important due to the taste of sweet, sour, etc.
**Rasdhatu:** To weaken the intense power of bound knowledge-obscuring karmas, etc., to bear fruit through the process of Apvartankaran.
**Ras Namak:** A karma whose ripening causes the body to have bitter, sweet, etc., auspicious and inauspicious tastes.
**Rabandh:** The presence of varying degrees of power to bear fruit in the karma pudgalas accepted by the living being.
**Asvipaki:** The nature of the Vipak that is determined primarily by the Asrama of Ras (Anubhag) is called Ras Vipaki.
**Rasanu:** The smallest part of the power of Pudgal dravya.
**Rasodaya:** To directly experience bound karmas.
**Raju:** One Raju is equal to countless Koti Koti Yojanas, arising from a Pramanangula. Alternatively, Raju is the seventh part of a Shreni.
**Vakshsparsh Namakarm:** A karma whose ripening causes the body of the living being to be rough like sand.
**Sumati Mamah Paryaygyan:** To know the general nature of an object that exists in the minds of others.
**Ridhi Gaurav:** Ridhi refers to wealth, prosperity, and opulence. To consider oneself important due to Ridhi is called Ridhi Gaurav.
**Manarachansahanan Namakarm:** A karma whose ripening causes the formation of bones.