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In the lowest state of the Samitt, whose experience of the feeling of Ayukarma is the least? || 31 ||
The one who has bound Ayukarma in the middle state of transformation, through the medium of the middle state of transformation, by the other, either a human being or a being of the five-sense-endowed animal realm, and whose essence is the same, experiences the least feeling of Ayukarma. || 32 ||
Here, by the word "human being", it is indicated that the gods and the hell-beings do not bind Ayukarma related to the lower animal realm. The karmas which are increasing and decreasing every moment, in the form of defilement and purity, are called "unchanging karmas", and those karmas which are in a state of change, and which can be attained by other karmas, in one, two, or more moments, are called "changing karmas". These are of three types, according to their excellence, mediocrity, and inferiority. The extremely inferior and extremely excellent karmas are not fit for binding Ayukarma. The karmas which are situated between these two, should be understood as "changing middle karmas".
And so on. || 33 ||
Apart from the above-mentioned excellent feeling of Ayukarma, there is its inferior feeling. || 33 ||
In the lowest state of the Samitt, whose experience of the feeling of Namakarma is the least? || 34 ||
The one who has bound Namakarma in the middle state of transformation, through the medium of the middle state of transformation, by the other, either a subtle Nigoda being of the lower animal realm, who has the karma of being born in a human realm, and whose essence is the same, experiences the least feeling of Namakarma. || 35 ||
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And so on. || 36 ||
Apart from the above-mentioned excellent feeling of Namakarma, there is its non-inferior feeling. || 36 ||
In the lowest state of the Samitt, whose experience of the feeling of Gotrakarma is the least? || 37 ||