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## Thirty-sixth Chapter of the Samudghāta Pada
**[273 - 2153.4]** O Bhagavan! Those who are struck by the outgoing pudgalas, those who are afflicted, those who are tormented, those who are slightly affected, those who are gathered together, those who are brought together, those who are distressed, those who are fainted, and those who are killed, O Bhagavan! How many actions does the jiva have because of them?
**[2153-4]** Gautama! He may have three actions, he may have four actions, and he may have five actions.
**[5]** O Bhagavan! How many actions do those jivas have because of that jiva?
**[2153-5]** Gautama! They may have three actions, they may have four actions, and they may have five actions.
**[6]** O Bhagavan! How many actions do that jiva and those jivas have because of the destruction of other jivas by tradition?
**[2153-6]** Gautama! They may have three actions, they may have four actions, and they may have five actions.
**[2154.1]** O Bhagavan! How much area is filled and how much area is touched by the pudgalas that the naraka expels from his body due to the vedanasamudghāta, while he is in the state of samoh? And so on, all the questions as before?
**[2154-1]** Gautama! As it was said about the samuccaya jiva (in 2153/1-2-3-4-5-6), so it should be said here. The difference is that here the word 'naraka' should be used in place of 'jiva'.
**[2]** As it was said about the samuccaya jiva, so it should be said about all the twenty-four danda-kos, up to the vaimanika.
**[2155]** In the same way (as the vedanasamudghāta), the kasayasamudghāta should also be described (in detail).