Answer

No, audarik varganā skandhas do not directly change into vaikriy varganā skandhas.

Explanation

In Jain Dharma, these are understood as different kinds of pudgala arrangements:

• Audarik varganā = gross matter, used for the physical body.
• Vaikriy varganā = subtler matter, used for the vaikriy body.

So they are not usually described as one “changing into” the other. Rather, they are different modes or classifications of pudgala based on their function and subtlety.

Spiritual Understanding

This distinction shows that matter in Jain philosophy is not all the same in use. The soul attracts and organizes pudgala according to karma, and each type serves a different body or function. Understanding this helps us see how deeply Jain Dharma explains body, karma, and subtle matter.

Takeaway

A better way to say it is: audarik and vaikriy are different types of pudgala varganā skandhas, not the same thing transforming into each other.