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## Translation:
**140]** **Why does anger and other passions arise from knowledge, field, body and designation?** - The meaning of field is land or ground, but for hell beings, it should be understood as the field of hell, for animals, the field of animals, for humans, the field of humans, and for gods, the field of gods, in relation to the arising of anger and other passions. 'Vathu' has two meanings - vastu and vastu. The meaning of vastu is house, building, bungalow, mansion, palace, etc., and the meaning of vastu is living, non-living matter. Anger and other passions arise even when it comes to palaces, houses, etc. Anger, conflict, pride, etc., arise when it comes to living beings like mother, father, wife, son, or any other creature. Anger and other passions arise when it comes to non-living things like bed, gold, silver, gems, ruby, pearl, clothes, ornaments, etc. Anger and other passions also arise when it comes to a deformed or conscious-unconscious body. Anger and other passions arise when it comes to disorganized and broken equipment, or when it is stolen by thieves, etc. Anger and other passions arise when land, house, body, and other resources are damaged or harmed for any reason. Here, 'designation' should be understood to include all things except land, house, and body.
**662.** **[1]** **How many types of anger are there, O Lord?** - **Gautama!** Anger is said to be of four types. They are - (1) Anantanubandhi anger, (2) Apratyakhyana anger, (3) Pratyakhyanavaran anger, and (4) Sanjwalan anger. **[2]** **And from hell beings to celestial beings.** (These four types of anger should be understood in the twenty-four Dandakavarti beings.) **[3]** **And in relation to pride, illusion, and greed.** (These four types of anger should be understood in relation to pride, illusion, and greed, and their presence should be stated from hell beings to celestial beings.) These are also four Dandakas.
**663.** **[1]** **How many types of anger are there, O Lord?** - **Gautama!** Anger is said to be of four types. They are - (a) Pabhoganivatti, (b) Pranabhoganivyattie, (c) Uvasante, and (d) Pranuvasante.