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In the Antarmūhūrta, until the Āhārak body is not sufficient, the pulsation that occurs in the Ātmapradeśas due to the Ādārik body and the Āhārak body is called Āhārakamiśra Kāyayoga.
16. Question: What is Āhākaayoga called?
Answer: The white pupil that emerges from the head of the Muni residing in the sixth Guṇasthāna, goes to the Kevali and absorbs subtle substances. Therefore, the pulsation that occurs in the Ātmapradeśas due to this Āhārak body is called Āhārak Kāyayoga.
117. Question: How many Āhārak Kāyayogi and Āhārakamiśra Kāyayogi beings are there?
Answer: At one time, there are a maximum of 54 beings with Āhārak Kāyayoga and a maximum of 27 beings with Āhārakamiśra Kāyayoga.
118. Question: What is Kārmaṇ Kāyayoga called?
Answer: When this being dies and goes to the Vigrahāti to obtain a new body, then due to the Kārmaṇ body...