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## Āgama Sūtra 39, Cheda Sūtra-5, 'Mahānishītha'
They gather at the study/purpose/sūtra number. When two millstones are brought together, then O Gautama! by striking a clap, in the time of its third part, one or two humans trapped inside come out. After that, the Ratnadvīpa residents build temples and palaces there along with trees. At that time, the time of destruction of his bone-body arises. In that way, O Gautama! when they grind and grind by crushing him between the two millstones of the Vajrashīla, until all the bones are crushed and well ground into powder, then the life of the Andagolika does not separate. His bones are as strong as Vajraratna, difficult to grind. There, they place him between the two millstones of the Vajrashīla and, with black bulls yoked, they grind him round like a rent with great effort.
Even after a year of grinding effort, his strong bones do not break. At that time, even after experiencing the intense, terrible, excruciating pain of physical and mental suffering, even after the life has departed, his bones do not break, do not split, do not grind, do not wear away, but the joints and places of binding all separate and become dilapidated. After that, seeing some bone fragments of the fingers and other forelimbs like flour that slips like a normal stone mill, the Ratnadvīpa residents rejoice, lift the millstones, take the Andagolika, take many wealth groups from the dry-arid part of it, and sell it. In this way, the Ratnadvīpa residents take the human Andagolika.
O Bhagavant! How will those poor souls sustain their life for a year without food and water, enduring such intense, terrible, sharp, unbearable suffering? O Gautama! One who desires to know the special right of this from the experience of one's own karma, should know it from the detailed explanation of the Praśna Vyākaraṇa Sūtra. Sūtra - 679
O Bhagavant! Where will the soul of that Sumati be born after dying there? O Gautama! He will be born in the same place called Prati-saṁtāpa-dāya, in the same order, in the form of an Andagolika human for seven births. After that, in the birth of a wicked dog, then in a black dog, then in a Vāṇavyantar, then in a Neem tree, then in the form of a female gem, then in the sixth Naraki, then a leprous human, then a Vāṇavyantar, then a Maha-kāya-vāla Yuthādhipati elephant, there, due to excessive attachment in copulation, he will become an Ananta-kāya plant, there he will endure the suffering of birth and death for an infinite time, and become a human. Then, in human form, he will again go to the Mahānimi, then to the seventh, then he will become a large fish in the self-wandering ocean. He will die after eating many creatures, and go to the seventh.
After that, he will become an Ānkhalā, then a human, then a cuckoo on a tree, then a Jalo, then a Maha-matsy, then a Tandu-matsy, then the seventh, then a donkey, then a dog, then a Kṛmi-jīva, then a frog, then in the Agni-kāya, then a Kunthu, then a honeybee, then a bird, then an Udhai, then in a plant, after an infinite time like this, he will become a human, then a female gem, then the sixth, then a camel, then in the town called Veṣāmaṅkita, near the house of the Upādhyāya, he will become a Neem tree, then a human, then a small hunchbacked woman, then a eunuch, then a suffering human, then a beggar, then in the Prithvī-kāya and other bodies, he will suffer the fate of birth and the fate of the body in each, then a human, then an ignorant ascetic, then a Vāṇavyantar, then a Purohita, then the seventh, then a Tandu-matsy, then the seventh Naraki, then a bull, then a human, then a Mahā-samyag-dṛṣṭi Avirati Chakravarti, then the first Naraki, then a wealthy merchant, then a Śramaṇa Anagāra, from there to the Anuttar Devaloka, then becoming a Chakravarti Mahā-saṁgha-yaṇa-vāla, he will attain dispassion from the enjoyment of desires, and becoming a Tīrthaṅkara Bhagavant, he will practice the complete restraint as described, and attain his Nirvana. Sūtra - 680
And then, the monk or nun who praises the hypocritical, or praises the worthless, who are agreeable to them...
Muni Dīparatna-sāgara Kṛt (Mahānishītha) Āgama Sūtra - Hindi Translation
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