From that arises the manifestation of aṇimā and the others, bodily perfection, and invulnerability of its functions.

Aṇimā is the power to become minute. Ādi means “and the others.” Prādurbhāva is manifestation. Kāya is body. Sampat is perfection, wealth. Dharma are functions. Anabhighāta is invulnerability.

From mastery of the elements arise the eight great siddhis (aṣṭa mahāsiddhis):

1. Aṇimā: becoming infinitely small
2. Mahimā: becoming infinitely large
3. Laghimā: becoming infinitely light
4. Garimā: becoming infinitely heavy
5. Prāpti: reaching any place
6. Prākāmya: fulfilling any desire
7. Īśitva: supremacy over nature
8. Vaśitva: total control over the elements

Kāyasampat also arises: the perfect body. And its functions become invulnerable to the elements.

These are the classical siddhis of the tradition, culmination of elemental mastery.