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The scriptures say that even if they say they are not thirsty, they are forcibly fed the molten metal by the tormentors, their mouths being torn open. ||9|| The wicked tormentors throw them down on the ground, climb on their chests, and crush them with their feet, uttering cruel words. ||12|| The throats of those tormented ones are burnt, their hearts burn, and their intestines come out, their bellies being ripped open. ||13|| Who can describe the suffering they experience from the tormentors of the hell, who make them fight each other? ||94|| Knowing this great suffering in hell, the wise should abstain from eating meat. ||95||
In the meantime, Kundal, whose mind was filled with fear, said, "O Lord, what is the fate of those who observe the Anuvrata?" ||96|| The Guru said, "I will tell you the merit of those who do not eat meat and observe the vow with great firmness, especially those who have attained Samyagdrsti." ||97|| Even if a wise person is poor and does not observe fasts, etc., but refrains from eating meat, he will attain a good destiny. ||98|| And a person who is virtuous, devoted to the teachings of the Jinas, and observes the Anuvrata, is born in the heavens like Saudharma, etc. ||99|| Non-violence is said to be the best root of Dharma. It is only for those who abstain from eating meat that this pure non-violence flourishes. ||100|| Even if a person is greedy, a barbarian, or a Chandala, if he is compassionate and refrains from eating honey and meat, he is freed from sin. ||101|| Such a being, freed from sin, starts accumulating merit, and due to the influence of that merit, he becomes a god or a good human being. ||102|| If a person with Samyagdrsti observes the Anuvrata, he will surely attain the supreme pleasures of the gods. ||103||