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[4, 2, 5, 20] Chakkhandagama Veyanakhandam
[571] In the context of ownership, whose pain field is expected for the most inferior knowledge-obscuring karma? || 19 ||
The pain field of the knowledge-obscuring karma for a subtle Nigoda, who is a recipient of three-time food, is a Tadbhav, and is present in the third time of that Bhav, is a Jghana Yogi, and is present in the most inferior immersion of the body, is inferior to the pain field of the knowledge-obscuring karma of another subtle Nigoda, who is a recipient of three-time food, is a Tadbhav, and is present in the third time of that Bhav. || 20 ||
The pain of the said knowledge-obscuring karma is different from the above. || 21 ||
In the same way, the pain fields of the remaining seven karmas should be described as inferior and superior. || 22 ||
There are three Anuyo-gadwaras in this: Jghana Pada, Utkrushta Pada, and Jghana-Utkrushta Pada. || 23 ||
In the Jghana Pada, the pain fields of all eight karmas are equal. || 24 ||
This is because the inferior pain field of all eight karmas is present in the third time of that Bhav, for a subtle Nigoda, who is a recipient of three-time food, is a Tadbhav, and is present in the third time of that Bhav.
In the Utkrushta Pada, the pain fields of the knowledge-obscuring, perception-obscuring, delusion-inducing, and obstruction karmas are superior to the field, and all four are equal and small. || 25 ||
The pain fields of the karmas of the name, body, and birth are superior to the field, and all four are equal and countless. || 26 ||