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The Veeyana Mahahiyaara has three Kaandakas with two Vigrahas (Mondas) in the Veeyana Khatta Vihaana, which are as follows: [4, 2, 5, 19]. The three Kaandakas should be known as follows: The Lokanaali came from the Vayavya direction with a straight motion like an arrow, towards the south for a distance of half a Raju. This is the first Kaandaka. Then, turning from there, it again moved in a straight line like an arrow towards the east for a distance of one Raju. This is the second Kaandaka. After that, turning from there, it again moved downwards in a straight line for a distance of six Rajus. This is the third Kaandaka. Thus, the one who has attained the Maaranantika Samudghaat by performing these three Vigraha Kaandakas.
From there, in the future, he will be born in the seventh earth below. The pain of the knowledge-obscuring Veeyana field of that Mahamatsya is superior to that of the one who has attained the Maaranantika Samudghaat. || 12 ||
Thus, the pain of the knowledge-obscuring karma of the Mahamatsya is inferior to the above-mentioned superior field. || 13 ||
Similarly, the superior and inferior pain fields of Darshanavaraaniy, Mohaniy, and Antaraaya should also be described. || 14 ||
The Padmimaansa is complete.
In the Samitta, in the word "Ukkassa", whose pain field of the Veedaniy karma is superior to that of the one who has attained the Maaranantika Samudghaat? || 15 ||
The pain field of the Veedaniy karma of the Kevali who has attained the Kevali Samudghaat and has attained the Lokapurana state is superior to that of the other Kevali. || 16 ||
The word "Anyatar" used in the Sutra should be understood as prohibiting the differences in understanding and the special fields like Bhartaadi.
Thus, the pain field of the Veedaniy karma of the Mahamatsya is inferior to the above-mentioned superior field. || 17 ||
Similarly, the superior and inferior pain fields of Aayu, Naama, and Gothra karma should also be described. || 18 ||
In the Samitta, in the word "Jahaan", whose pain field of the knowledge-obscuring Veeyana karma is inferior to that of the one who has attained the Maaranantika Samudghaat? || 19 ||