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## 224] Discussion of the Thirty-First Pain-State: Two Types of Specific Pain: Nature and Possessor
Pain willingly accepted by the self is called **Aabhyoupamiki**. For example, the physical pain experienced by the Sadhugana due to shaving the head, austerities, and heat is willingly accepted. Pain that arises spontaneously or is produced by the awakened karmic force is called **Oupkramiki**. For example, the pain of the Narakas, etc. / The pain of Narakas to the four-sensory beings is **Oupkramiki**. Similarly, the pain of the Vaanavyantar, Jyotishka, and Vaimanika is also **Oupkramiki**. The pain of the five-sensory Tiryanchas and humans is of both types. / 'Seventh Nid-Anid-Vedana-Dwar 2077. How many types of pain are there, Bhagavan? [2077 U.] Gautam! Pain is said to be of two types. Namely, **Nida** and **Anida**. 2078. Bhagavan! Do Narakas experience **Nida** pain or **Anida** pain? [2078 U] Gautam! Narakas experience both **Nida** pain and **Anida** pain. [P.] Bhagavan! Why is it said that Narakas experience both **Nida** pain and **Anida** pain? [U.] Gautam! Narakas are said to be of two types / Namely, **Sanjnibhuta** and **Asanjnibhuta** / Those Narakas who are **Sanjnibhuta** experience **Nida** pain, and those who are **Asanjnibhuta** experience **Anida** pain / O Gautam! For this reason, it is said that Narakas experience both **Nida** pain and **Anida** pain. 2076. Similarly, up to the **Thanikumaras**. [2079] This should be said similarly up to the **Stanitkumaras**. 1. (a) Prajnaapana. (Pramaayabodhini Toka). Part 5, pp. 901-902 (b) Prajnaapana. Malayavritti, Letter 557