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The Chakkhandagama, in the Veyanakhand, states that the four-fold collection accepts all the pains. || 2 || Naigama, Vyavahara, and Sangraha, these three Naya accept all the above mentioned pains. || 2 || The Ujusudo does not accept the Dvavanam. || 3 || The Rjusutra Naya does not accept the establishment of the object. || 3 ||
The reason for this is that, according to the Rjusutra Naya, one substance does not transform into another substance according to the resolve of the man.
The Saddano accepts the Namaveyana and the Bhavaveyana. || 4 || The Shabdnaya accepts the Namavedana and the Bhavavedana. || 4 ||
Of the above mentioned pains, the Bandha, Sattwa, and Udayaswarupa No-Agama Karmadravya Vedana is according to the Dravyarthic Naya; the Udayagata Karmadravya Vedana is according to the Rjusutra Naya; and the Bhavavedana arising from the Bandha and Udaya of Karma is according to the Shabdnaya.
|| The discussion on the Naya of Vedana is complete. || 2 ||
3. The classification of the pains
The classification of the pains. According to the Naigama and Vyavahara Naya, there are eight types of pains: Jnanavaraniyavedana, Darshanavaraniyavedana, Vedaniyavedana, Mohaniyavedana, Ayuvedana, Namavedana, Gotravedana, and Antarayavedana. || 1 ||
In this classification of the pains, the types of pains and their names are described. Accordingly, the No-Agama Karmavedana is described here according to the Dravyarthic (Naigama and Vyavahara) Naya. The eight types and their names are described here according to the present sutra. The terms Jnanavaraniyavedana etc. should be understood meaningfully. For example, the Karmadravya which covers the knowledge is called Jnanavaraniy Karmadravya. The pain which is of this Jnanavaraniyaswarupa should be understood as Jnanavaraniyavedana.
According to the Sangraha Naya, there is only one pain for all the eight Karmas. || 2 ||
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