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[1127] Just as the Narakas are called pure and impure in relation to the color, so also the Narakas should be called pure and impure in relation to the Leshya. -Fourth Gate // 4 //
[1128] [Question] "O Bhagavan! Are all Narakas equal in suffering?" [Answer] "Gautama! This is not true." [Question] "O Bhagavan! Why do you say that all Narakas are not equal in suffering?" [Answer] "Gautama! There are two types of Narakas: Sannibhuta (those who were Sanjnee Panchendriya in their previous birth) and Asannibhuta (those who were Asanjnee in their previous birth). Those who are Sannibhuta experience greater suffering, and those who are Asannibhuta experience lesser suffering. Therefore, O Gautama! It is said that all Narakas are not equal in suffering." -Fifth Gate || 5 ||
[1129] [Question] "O Bhagavan! Are all Narakas equal in action?" [Answer] "Gautama! This is not true." [Question] "O Bhagavan! Why do you say that all Narakas are not equal in action?" [Answer] "Gautama! There are three types of Narakas: Sammatthi, Micchaththi, and Sammamicchaththi. Those who are Sammatthi perform four actions: Prarabhya 1, Pariggrahya 2, Mayavattiya 3, and Apacchakkhanakriya 4. Those who are Micchaththi and Sammamicchaththi perform five actions: Prarabhya 1, Pariggrahya 2, Mayavattiya 3, Prapacchakkhanakriya 4, and Micchadasanavattiya 5. Therefore, O Gautama! It is said that all Narakas are not equal in action." -Sixth Gate || 6 ||