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intermingled with the Atman : Karmaņa - the Karmic particles, and Taijasa - particles, which give heat to all bodily activities). 3) Vaikriya - the normal body of the denizens of hell and heaven 4) Vaikriya Miśra the Vaikriya and Karma body together. 5) Ahäraka - those who know almost the entire scriptures create this Astral body under special circumtances, and 6) Ahārakamiśra - the Ahāraka and Karma body together, and 7) Kārmaņa - a body composed of the Karmic particles).
In the first and eighth Samaya the Audārikakāyayoga is responsible for the process. In the second, sixth and seventh Samaya, the Audārikāmiśra Kayayoga is responsible. In the third, fourth and fifth Samaya only the Kärmaņa body is responsible for the process in Samudghāta - and here the body has certainly become Anāhāraka (i.e. does not take any food).
277. The Muni after completing the activity of Samudghāta is still capable of doing the activities of mind, speech and body. Thus during the remaining period of Antarmuhūrta, he does that which is fit for a Sadhu. Then he starts the process of stopping the activities of mind, speech and body which is known as Yoganirodha.
278 & 279. (Explanation : At the time of birth the Ātman (of a five sensed Jiva with mind) first takes food by the help of the Taijasa body, then creates the Audārika, then the sense, then the power of breathing, then the power of speaking and finally the mind. He who has completed the entire process is said to be a Paryāpta Jīva).
The smallest quantity of the activity of the mind of a Paryāpta five sensed Jīva with mind, is divided an infinite time : then at each Samaya the Yogi destroys an equivalent quantity of his own Manoyoga. This goes on, one Samaya after another, till his entire Manoyoga is destroyed. The same is done for Vacanayoga. Here
