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The suffering of the sharp, swift movements of the Mahisha, Marala, Mesha, Vrishabha, Khara, Karabha, Shringala, Sedha, Saradha, Tarachchha, Richha, Magara, Mahoraga, Kachchhap, and Matsya, etc., is born in various births, the destruction of strength, being bound by chains, carrying burdens, various types of bondage, piercing, cutting, tormenting, frightening, cutting, the destruction of the body, conflict with arrows and stones, rolling, wandering, crushing, defecating, being ground, being tormented, being afflicted, being cut, being torn, being killed, the suffering of hunger and thirst, and the burden of being overwhelmed by them, going to the country, city, and village, thus enduring millions of sufferings, the being somehow leaves the Tiryanch गति.
The being, bound by his own karma, becomes a Bhil, Parsi, Babar, Sinhala, Hun, and a resident of China, not knowing the language of humans, he does not find the Arya Kula.
The Mlechchha does not do his own good, and he commits unpardonable evil deeds, and falls into the terrible sea of human form, full of suffering. Even though he later obtains an unblemished, extremely pure lineage, and obtains the fruits of whatever wealth he desires through his mind, he does not obtain the company of the virtuous. He is deluded by bad teachers, bad gods, and bad paths, and he never understands the words of the Jina. He is deluded by fools and rogues, and engages in the killing of animals and any other evil deeds. Greedy and deluded, he drinks alcohol under the guise of Chandika, and eats delicious meat. Yama does not forgive those who offer animal sacrifices, the killer becomes an animal again after killing. The one who cuts the head of the animal, screaming, is also killed there by others. The accumulated karma of the past