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Chakkhandagama, Veyanakhand
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There, the lifespan up to the thirty-third ocean-like measure, is sustained by the soul, being repeatedly associated with the state of Asata (Asatavedaniya, the state of bondage). || 120 ||
When the lifespan is reduced to a mere remnant, the soul, bound by the future lifespan, experiences the pain of the karmic action of lifespan, which is less severe than the pain of the material substance. || 121 ||
This pain of the material substance is less severe. || 122 ||
The pain of the material substance, which is like the flame of a lamp, increases progressively with the number of atoms, should be understood as distinct from the pain of the non-material substance.
Now, here are three categories of Anuyogin doors: the Jghana (lesser) door, the Utkrushta (greater) door, and the Jghana-Utkrushta (lesser-greater) door. || 123 ||
The lesser pain of the eight karmas, in relation to the material substance, is called the Jghana door. The greater pain of the eight karmas, in relation to the material substance, is called the Utkrushta door. The pain of the eight karmas, in relation to both the material and non-material substances, is called the Jghana-Utkrushta door.
The pain of the karmic action of lifespan, in relation to the Jghana door, is the least severe of all. || 124 ||
The pain of the karmic action of name and lineage, in relation to the material substance, is equal to the pain of the karmic action of lifespan, but is countless times greater. || 125 ||
The pain of the karmic actions of knowledge-obscuring, perception-obscuring, and hindrance, in relation to the material substance, are equal to each other, but are greater than the pain of the karmic action of name and lineage. || 126 ||
The pain of the karmic action of delusion, in relation to the material substance, is even greater. || 127 ||