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Agam Sutra 39, Chhed Sutra-5, 'Mahanishith'
In due course, the soul of Savdhacharya was born as a child. Immediately after giving birth, she abandoned the child and fled in terror of death. O Gautam! When she fled in one direction, the Chandala realized that the sinner had fled. The leader of the executioners pleaded with the king, "O Dev! The wicked woman has fled, abandoning the child as tender as the womb of a Kel. The king replied, "Let her go, but take good care of the child. Make every effort to ensure that the child does not die. Take these five thousand dravyas for his expenses." Then, by the king's order, the son of the Kulata was raised like a son. In due course, the wicked executioner died. Then the king made the child his heir. He made him the leader of five hundred Chandalas. While residing in the position of the leader of the butchers, he engaged in such unrighteous deeds and went to the seventh hellish earth called Apratisthan.
Thus, the soul of Savdhacharya, experiencing intense, fierce, wrathful, and terrifying suffering in the seventh hell, equivalent to thirty-three oceans, for a long time, emerged from there and was born in the Uruga caste in Antaradvip. From there, he died and was born as a fish in the Tiryanch Yoni. There too, he suffered for twenty-six years, enduring pain similar to the pain of hell, and then, O Gautam, he was born as a human. From there, the soul of Savdhacharya was born as Vasudev. There too, after fulfilling his due lifespan, he died due to the sins of Mahaparigraha, which he had accumulated through many battles, and went to the seventh hell. From there, after a long time, he was born in the human caste called Gajakarna. There too, due to the sin of meat-eating, he became cruel and determined, and died, again going to the seventh hell, Apratisthan. From there, he was born again as a fish in the Tiryanch Yoni. There, he suffered unbearable pain like hell and died. Then, he was born in the womb of the daughter of a widowed Kulata Brahmin.
Now, when the soul of Savdhacharya was in the womb of the Kulata, due to the sin of using caustic substances and medicinal concoctions to secretly abort the fetus, he was born with a body riddled with diseases and pain, decaying due to a malignant disease, covered in scabs, with a swarm of wriggling worms, eaten by insects, resembling hell, and dwelling in intense suffering. O Gautam! After that, he was condemned, despised, and hated by all beings, rejected by all worlds, deprived of food, drink, enjoyment, and consumption, and lived for seven years, two months, and four days, enduring extraordinary physical and mental suffering, and died, being born as a Vyantar Dev. From there, he became a human. Then, he became the leader of the executioners, and again, due to the sin of that deed, he went to the seventh hell. From there, he was born as a bull in the Tiryanch Yoni, belonging to a potter. From there, he became a human. Then, he became the leader of the executioners, and again, due to the sin of that deed, he went to the seventh hell.
From there, he was born as a bull in the Tiryanch Yoni, belonging to a potter. There, he was yoked to a mill, cart, plow, and arghatta, and his neck was rubbed against the grinding stone day and night, causing blisters and internal decay. Worms grew in his neck. Now, when his master, the potter, realized that he was no longer strong enough to bear the yoke on his shoulders, he started making him carry loads on his back. As time passed, his back also became rubbed and decayed, just like his shoulders. Worms grew in his back too. His entire back decayed, and the skin peeled off, revealing the flesh underneath. After that, he was considered useless because he could no longer work, and was abandoned. O Gautam! The soul of Savdhacharya was abandoned as a bull, eaten by wriggling worms. After that, he lived for twenty-nine years, with a decayed body, eaten by crows, dogs, and worms, both inside and out, and died, being born as a human, with a body riddled with diseases and pain, in the house of a very wealthy man. There too, he suffered from vomiting, bitter, pungent, astringent, and delicious tastes,