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## Translation:
[80] The commentator of the *Jiva-Jiva-Abhigamsutra* has explained the meaning of terms like *anishta* (undesirable) as follows:
* **Anishta:** That which is not even desired, extremely unpleasant, not pleasing, having extremely inauspicious color etc., unpleasant, causing aversion upon sight, inauspicious - having bad color, smell, taste, touch.
* **Amanognya:** That which does not generate joy in the mind because its result is painful.
* **Amanam:** That which does not evoke interest.
**Sansthanadwar:** The bodies of hell beings are of two types: *bhavadharani* (those that sustain their existence) and *uttarvaikriya* (those that undergo transformation). Both types have *hundasansthan* (bodies resembling a dog). Due to their nature, the bodies of hell beings are extremely repulsive, like a bird with plucked feathers and neck, resembling a *rom-pakshi* (a bird with plucked feathers). While undergoing transformation, hell beings desire to have auspicious bodies, but due to the arising of extremely inauspicious *karma*, they are only able to create extremely inauspicious bodies, which are also *hundasansthan*.
**Kashayadwar:** All four *kashayas* (passions) are present in hell beings.
**Sanjnadwar:** All four *sanjnas* (types of consciousness) are found in hell beings.
**Lenyadwar:** The first three inauspicious *leshyas* (shades of color) - *krishna* (black), *nila* (blue), and *kapota* (grey) - are found in hell beings. In the first and second hell realms, *kapota* is present; in the third, *kapota* is present in some regions and *nila* in others; in the fourth, *nila* is present; in the fifth, *nila* is present in some regions and *krishna* in others; in the sixth, *krishna* is present; and in the seventh, *param krishna* (supreme black) is present.
**Bhagawatisutra** states: "In the first two hells, *kapota* is present; in the third, *misra* (mixture of *kapota* and *nila*) is present; in the fourth, *nila* is present; in the fifth, *misra* (mixture of *nila* and *krishna*) is present; in the sixth, *krishna* is present; and in the seventh, *param krishna* is present."
**Indriyadwar:** Hell beings have five senses: touch, taste, smell, sight, and hearing.
**Samudghatadwar:** They have four *samudghatas* (types of suffering): *vedana* (pain), *kashaya* (passions), *vaikriya* (transformation), and *maranantik* (death).
**Sanjidwar:** Hell beings are both *sanji* (conscious) and *asanji* (unconscious). Those who die as hell beings after being born in the womb are called *sanji*, and those who are born from *samuchchima* (aggregates) are called *asanji*.
They are only born in the *ratnaprabha* (first hell), not in the subsequent hells. This is because the result of an inauspicious action performed without deliberation is limited. It is said that *asanji* beings are born in the first hell, reptiles in the second, birds in the third, lions in the fourth, snakes in the fifth, women in the sixth, and humans and fish in the seventh.
1. **Kaau ya dosu taiyaae misiya nilaiya chautthie / panchamiyaae misa, kanha tatto paramkanha // Bhagawatisutra**
2. **Prasanni khalu padham doccham va sirisava taiya pakkhi. Siha jati chautthi uraga pun panchmi pudhavi / / chhatti va itthiatro maccha bhanuya ya sattami pudhadi. Eso paramovano boddhhabo narayapudhavisu //**