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[4, 2, 4, 103] Chakkhandagama Veyanakhandam
[555] By practicing the infinite parts of the Upashama Kara and the Palyopamake, the Asankhyata, the Samyama-Samyama-Kandakas, and the Samyaktva-Kandakas; thus, by wandering around, in the final Bhavagrahana, again, the one who has been born among the humans with the previous Koti lifespan. || 102 ||
The one who has been born in the shortest time, through the Yoni-Nishkramana form of birth, is eight years old. || 103 || The one who has attained Samyama at the age of eight. || 104 || The one who has become eager for Kshapana in the last Muhurta, after attaining Samyama. || 105 || The one who has become a Kevali, by generating the Kevalajnana and Kevaladarshana in the last Muhurta. || 106 ||
There, the one who has lived as a Kevali for a short time, after giving up the previous Koti lifespan, and has become a Charimasamaya-Bhavya-Siddhi, with a little bit of life remaining. || 107 ||
The Vedaniya of that Charimasamaya-Bhavya-Siddhi is less severe in terms of the Vedaniya-Dravya. || 108 || The severity of the above-mentioned Vedaniya is less severe in terms of the Vedaniya-Dravya. || 109 || Similarly, the Nama and Gotra Karmas. || 110 ||
Just as the severity and non-severity of the Vedaniya Karma has been described in terms of the Dravya, similarly, the Nama and Gotra Karmas should also be described; because, there is no difference in that.
In terms of ownership, in the less severe state, whose Ayukarma Vedana is less severe in terms of the Dravya? || 111 ||