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Agam Sutra 39, Cheda Sutra-5, 'Mahanisitha'
The one who, with the intention of lust, fearfully and shrinkingly invites a person of low character, a virtuous person, or any other condemned, inferior, and low-born person, calls that person with a passionate voice and a sidelong glance, and observes him with attachment.
At that time, he may acquire meritorious or demeritorious karmas of the highest degree, lasting for countless descending and ascending cycles of time, i.e., millions and billions of years, but he does not bind those karmas. Now, at the time when he is about to touch the limbs of that person, he binds the state of those karmas, but he does not make them manifest. Sutra - 388
O Gautama! Now, the person who, being under the influence of association, engages in sexual activity with that woman and indulges in sensual pleasures under her influence, is unfortunate. The decision to engage in or abstain from association lies with the man. Therefore, the excellent person who is not under the influence of association is fortunate. Sutra - 389
O Venerable One! Why is it said that the person who does not engage in sexual activity with that woman is fortunate, and the one who does is unfortunate? O Gautama! If that sinful woman, whose karmas have reached the state of being bound and manifested, associates with a man, then those karmas become more intense, i.e., the wretched woman, by obtaining such a course of action from the bound and manifested karmas, wanders endlessly in the state of a single-sensed being, such as an earth-bodied organism, but does not attain the state of a two-sensed being. In this way, after enduring great suffering for countless eons, they exhaust the karmas of the single-sensed state and, by performing karmas, perhaps attain the state of a human being with five senses, but still end up obtaining a female birth, which is inauspicious.
They are born as eunuchs and then have to undergo innumerable sufferings in the animal realm, where there is always lamentation, and where they do not find any refuge, not even in their dreams. Constantly experiencing torment and anxiety, devoid of relatives, kinsmen, and friends, they perform condemnable, censurable, blameworthy, and despicable karmas, praising many people, pleading with sweet words, and hearing words of their defeat, barely managing to sustain their lives, and wandering in the four gatis (realms of existence).
O Gautama! Understand this further: the sinful woman who has acquired bound, manifested, and intensified karmic state, and the man who desires her, both acquire an infinite number of such karmic states, which are even more superior or supreme than hers. This is why, O Gautama, it is said that the person who does not associate with her is fortunate, and the one who does is unfortunate. Sutra - 390
O Venerable One! How many types of persons are there, about whom you speak in this way? O Gautama! Six types of persons are described: 1. the most inferior, 2. the inferior, 3. the mediocre, 4. the excellent, 5. the most excellent, and 6. the supreme. Sutra - 391
Among them, the one called the supreme person, even if he were to make a woman with excellent physical features, youthful age, and supreme beauty and grace sit on his lap for a hundred years due to compulsion, would not desire her. And the one described as the most excellent person would not desire the woman at all. However, he may have a momentary desire, but in the next moment, he would restrain his mind and condemn his own soul, but would not desire the woman in that birth again.
Translated by Muni Deepratan Sagar from the Mahanisitha Agam Sutra (Hindi translation).