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[Twelve-Anga Ganipitaka]
[185 548-In the Panhavagaranas, there are Paritta Vayanas, Sankhejjā Anuyogadārā, Sankhejjāo Padivattio, Sankhejjā Veḍhā, Sankhejjā Silogā, Sankhejjāo Nijjuttio, Sankhejjāo Sangahaniyo.
In the Prashnavyakarana Anga, there are Paritta readings, numerical Anuyogadwaras, numerical interpretations, numerical Veḍhas, numerical Shlokas, numerical appointments, and numerical collections.
549-From this Anga, in the tenth Anga, in one Shrutaskandha, there are forty-five Uddesanakalas, forty-five Samuddesanakalas, and a number of lakhs of words. There are numerical letters, infinite Gamas, infinite Paryayas, Paritta Trasas, infinite Thavaras, and eternal, done, bound, and categorized Jina-Prajnapta Bhavas. They are declared, manifested, exemplified, and explained. This Anga leads to the knowledge of the self, and the knowledge of the self. Thus, through the manifestation of the Charanas and Karanas, the nature of things is declared, manifested, exemplified, and explained. This is the introduction to the tenth Prashnavyakarana Anga.
550-What is the Vivagasuya? In the Vivagasuya, the fruits of the Sukkhada-Dukkadānam Karmas are declared. This is summarized in two ways: Duhvivage and Suhavivage. There are ten Duhvivagas and ten Suhavivagas.
What is the Vipaka Sutra? What is described in it?
In the Vipaka Sutra, the fruits of Sukrita (merit) and Dushkrita (demerit) Karmas are described. This Vipaka is summarized in two ways: Duhkha-Vipaka and Sukha-Vipaka. There are ten studies in Duhkha-Vipaka and ten studies in Sukha-Vipaka.
551-What is the Duhvivagāni? In the Duhvivagāni, the cities, gardens, Chaityas, forest tracts, kings, mothers and fathers, Samavasaranas, Dharmacharayas, Dharmakathaas (for Gautama Swami's alms), city journeys, and the suffering of the cycle of existence due to the fruits of demerit are described. This is the Duhvivagāni.
What is this Duhkha-Vipaka? What is described in it?
In the Duhkha-Vipaka, the suffering fruits of Dushkritas are described, including the cities, gardens, Chaityas, forest tracts, kings, mothers and fathers, Samavasaranas, Dharmacharayas, Dharmakathaas (for Gautama Swami's alms), city journeys, and the suffering of the cycle of existence due to the fruits of demerit. This is the Duhkha-Vipaka.