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## Translation:
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[Samvayanga Sutra] Suffering and pleasure sensations are caused by the stimulation of karmic matter by others. Therefore, there is a difference between their arising and stimulation.
The sensation that is self-accepted is called *abhyupgamiki* sensation. For example, self-inflicted hair plucking, taking heat, fasting, etc.
The sensation that is experienced when karmic matter arises on its own or is obtained through stimulation is called *aupkrami* sensation. Both these sensations are experienced by the five-sensed, the animal, and the human. But the gods, the hell-beings, and the one-sensed to the non-conscious five-sensed beings experience only *aupkrami* sensation.
The sensation experienced consciously and willingly is called *nida* sensation, and the sensation experienced unconsciously or unwillingly is called *anida* sensation. Conscious beings experience both types of sensations. But non-conscious beings experience only *anida* sensation.
One should study the thirty-fifth *vedana* chapter of the *Prajnapanasutra* on this subject.
**607-** "How many *leshya* are there, Master?" "Gautama! There are six *leshya*, namely, *krishna* *leshya*, *nila* *leshya*, *kapota* *leshya*, *tejala* *leshya*, *padma* *leshya*, and *shukla* *leshya*. Thus, the term *leshya* should be used."
**Discussion:** At this point, the Sanskrit commentator has indicated the need to know the seventeenth *leshya* chapter of the *Prajnapanasutra*. Due to its extensive nature, it has not been discussed here.
**608-** "The *anantara* *ahari*, *abhoga* *ahari*, *anabhoga* *ahari*, those who do not know and see the *ahari* *pudgala*, and those who know and see them, etc., are to be known as fourfold, praiseworthy-unpraiseworthy, with determination and without determination, and those who have attained rightness and wrongness." [1]
**Discussion:** The act of taking in the *pudgala* suitable for the body, as soon as it is born in the *upapata* field, is called *anantara* *ahari*. All beings, as soon as they are born, take in the *pudgala* suitable for their body. Taking in food consciously is called *abhoga* *nirvartita*, and taking in food unconsciously is called *anabhoga* *nirvartita*. Hell-beings take in both types of food. Similarly, all beings should be known. Only one-sensed beings take in *anabhoga* *nirvartita* food. The hell-beings do not know or see the *pudgala* that they take in as food, through their *avadhi* knowledge. Similarly, the *asura* to the three-sensed beings do not know or see the *ahari* *pudgala* that they have taken in. The four-sensed beings have eyes...