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## Agam Sutra 39, Chhed Sutra-5, 'Mahanishith'
The students/purpose/sutra numbers weave golikai (beads). After that, they tie the woven golikai to both ears and enter the ocean with the desire to obtain precious, excellent, caste-born gems. The water, elephants, buffaloes, lizards, crocodiles, large fish, dolphins, etc., in the ocean do not cause any harm to them. Due to the influence of the golikai, they roam freely in all the ocean water without fear, collect excellent caste-born gems as per their desire, and emerge with an intact body.
Oh Gautam! They experience the unbearable, extremely intense, terrifying suffering, which is the result of the extremely fierce karma accumulated in their previous births, due to the connection with the inner golikai.
Oh Bhagvant! Why is that? Oh Gautam! Who can be capable of taking their golikai while they are alive? When they take the golikai from their body, they have to control themselves with great courage and many kinds of bravery. Many brave men, wearing armor, armed with swords, spears, chakras, and weapons, capture them alive using their intelligence. The kind of physical and mental suffering they experience when they are captured is compared to the suffering of hell.
Oh Bhagvant! Who takes their inner golikai? Oh Gautam! In that salt ocean, there is an inner island called Ratnadeep, which is 3100 yojanas away from the place of suffering. Humans from Ratnadeep take it. Oh Bhagvant! How do they take it? They capture them according to the tradition received from the previous men who were perfected by the nature of the field. Oh Bhagvant! What is the method perfected by their previous men? Oh Gautam! In that Ratnadeep, there are excellent vajrashila (diamond) containers in the shape of a mill, measuring 20, 19, 18, 10, 8, and 7 dhanushya (bows). Separating them, the humans of Ratnadeep, using the yoga perfected by the nature of the field, prepared by the previous men, collect many fish and honey, make them very sweet, and then add pieces of cooked meat, excellent wine, and other things. They prepare a suitable mixture for their food, sit in a vehicle made of the wood of a large, tall tree, and consume many tumbas (containers) filled with delicious old wine, meat, fish, and honey, and come near the place called Prati-Santapa-dayak.
When they give one tumba to the egg-shaped human living in the cave and use the method of request and plea, they drive the worthy wooden vehicle with great speed towards Ratnadeep.
The egg-shaped human consumes the mixture of honey, meat, etc., from the tumba, and because it tastes extremely delicious, they run after them separately to get more. Then, Gautam! Before they come very close, they place a tumba of old wine, flavored with delicious honey and fragrant substances, on the way and again move towards Ratnadeep with great speed. And then, the egg-shaped human runs after them with great skill to get the delicious, honey-flavored, fragrant, prepared old wine, meat, etc. They place a tumba filled with honey for them. In this way, Gautam! They trap them with the wine and liquor from the tumba until they reach the place where the previously mentioned vajrashila containers in the shape of a mill are located. When they reach the mill and enter it, Gautam! They see the previously cooked pieces of meat, the food filled with wine and liquor, and the honey-coated stone slab, and they experience great satisfaction, joy, great contentment, and great pleasure.
In this way, while eating wine, liquor, and cooked meat, they spread out for seven to eight, fifteen days. During this time, the residents of Ratnadeep gather, some wearing armor, some armed, and they surround the vajrashila in seven to eight rows, holding it tightly. Then, some other humans from Ratnadeep, using a ghantal (bell), ...