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Answer: The emergence of which, in the state of *vigraha-gati*, results in the form of the *ātmya-pradeśa* being the same as the form of the previous (abandoned) body. There are four types of this: 1. *naraka-gatyānupūrvya*, 2. *tiryag-gatyānupūrvya*, 3. *manuṣya-gatyānupūrvya*, and 4. *deva-gatyānupūrvya*. For example, if a human dies and goes to the *deva-gati*, then *deva-gatyānupūrvya* will emerge, and the form of the abandoned human body will remain in the *vigraha-gati*. The emergence of the *ānupūrvya* karma occurs only in the *vigraha-gati*. 90. Question: What is *vigraha-gati*? Answer: The movement of the *jīva* to acquire a new body after abandoning the previous body is called *vigraha-gati*. There are four types of this: 1. *ṛju-gati* (also called *iṣu-gati*), 2. *pāṇimuktā-gati*, 3. *lāṅgalikā-gati*, and 4. *gomūtrikā-gati*. In *ṛju-gati*, *ānupūrvya* does not emerge because the form of the new body is acquired within the same time period. 61. Question: What is *aguru-laghu* karma? Answer: The karma whose emergence results in a body that is like iron (27)