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Kañaññà-råpa – kammaja-råpa and utuja-råpa. Kammajaråpa
is corporeality produced by kamma and Utuja-råpa
is corporeality produced by temperature.
Furthermore the kammic effect occurs at pañisandhi-kàla (i.e.
the arising moment of pañisandhi citta) as well as at pavitti-kàla
(i.e. from the existing moment of pañisandhi-citta till death).
Kamma-dvàra and three Types of Kamma
The place where kamma occurs or the means by which kamma
arises is called kamma-dvàra. There are three kamma-dvàras.
1 Kàya-dvàra
Special bodily movement called kàyavi¤¤atti where
bodily action (kàya-kamma) occurs.
2 Vacã-dvàra
Speech-producing movement of the mouth called
vacivi¤¤atti where verbal action (vacãkamma) arises.
3 Mano-dvàra
All cittas where mental action (mano-kamma) arises.
In accordance with three kamma-dvàras, there are three types
of kamma.
1 Kàya-kamma
Bodily action generally performed by special bodily
movement called kàyavi¤¤atti.
2 Vacã-kamma
Verbal action generally performed by special movement
of the mouth called vacãvi¤¤atti.
3 Mano-kamma
Mental action performed by the mind through thinking,
plotting, meditating, etc.