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[354] In the six-part scripture, how does one become a *Vāyukāyika*? [2,1,24] How does one become a *Vāyukāyika*? [24] By the arising of the *Vāyukāyika* name-nature. [25]
How does one become a *Vanaphai-kāyika*? [26] By the arising of the *Vanaphai-kāyika* name-nature. [27]
How does one become a *Trasakāyika*? [28] By the arising of the *Trasakāyika* name-nature. [29]
How does one become *Akāyika*? [30] By attaining *Kṣayika* liberation. [31]
According to the *Yoga* teachings, how does one become *Mano-yogi*, *Vacana-yogi*, and *Kāya-yogi*? [32] By attaining *Kṣayopaśamika* liberation. [33]
The pulsation of the *Jīva* regions, which is contraction and expansion, is called *Yoga*. This *Yoga* is of three types: *Mano-yoga*, *Vacana-yoga*, and *Kāya-yoga*. The contraction and expansion of the *Jīva* regions due to the dependence on the *Mana* substance, which arises from the *Mano-vargaṇa*, is called *Mano-yoga*. The contraction and expansion of the *Jīva* regions due to the dependence on the *Pudgala* skandhas related to the *Bhāṣā-vargaṇa* is called *Vacana-yoga*. The contraction and expansion of the *Jīva* regions due to the dependence on the four bodies, excluding the *Taijasa* body, such as the *Audārika* body, is called *Kāya-yoga*. The *Jīva* attains these three *Yogas* as much as possible through *Kṣayopaśama* liberation. Since these three *Yogas* arise from the destruction and pacification of the *Vīrya* obstacle and the *No-Indriya* covering, etc., as much as possible, they are said to be born from *Kṣayopaśamika* liberation.
How does one become *Ayogi*? [34] By attaining *Kṣayika* liberation. [35]
According to the *Veda* teachings, how does one become *Sthri-veda*, *Purisa-veda*, and *Napumsaka-veda*? [36] By the arising of the *Caritra-mohaniya* karma, one becomes *Sthri-veda*, *Purisa-veda*, and *Napumsaka-veda*. [37]
It is said.