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The share of the **chala** and **gotra** karmas is greater than that of the **name** and **gotra** karmas. Because the state of the **name** and **gotra** karmas is twenty-twenty **koda-kodi** sagaras, while the state of each of the three karmas, **antaraya**, etc., is thirty-thirty **koda-kodi** sagaras. But since the state of these three karmas is the same, their share is equal. Of these three karmas, the share of the **mohaniya** karma is greater, because its state is seventy **koda-kodi** sagaras.
Thus, except for the **vedaniya** karma, the remaining seven karmas are shown to receive more **pudgala-skandhas** in proportion to their state. Now, the reason for the **vedaniya** karma receiving more matter is explained by the **Manvovar Veyaniya**. Because without a lot of matter, the experience of pleasure, pain, etc., of the **vedaniya** karma is not clear. With little matter, the **vedaniya** karma is not able to perform its function of causing the experience of pleasure and pain - **Jenape Tassa Phudatta Na Havayi**. But only with more matter is it able to perform its function. The reason for the **vedaniya** karma receiving more matter is that the **nirjara** of the **vedaniya** karma is greater due to the cause of pleasure and pain. That is, every living being experiences pleasure and pain every moment, so the **vedaniya** karma arises every moment, and its **nirjara** is also greater. This
1. **Kramo Buddathi Nam Bhago Daligassa Hoda Sarviso. Taiyamya Macchjattho Lasma Phudatam**
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- **Panchasangraha 205**
The share of the karmas with a higher state is less than that of the **vedaniya** karma, but the share of the **vedaniya** karma is the greatest because its distinct experience cannot be had with little matter.