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The translation preserving the Jain terms is as follows:
The jhaṇiya (inferior) vedanā (experience) of the āyuṣya (lifespan) karma is anantaguṇa (infinitely more) than the bhāva (spiritual state). [47]
The utkarṣa (superior) vedanā of the āyuṣya karma is the least among all. [48]
The utkarṣa vedanās of the jñānāvaraṇīya (knowledge-obscuring), darśanāvaraṇīya (perception-obscuring), and antarāya (obstructive) karmas are anantaguṇa (infinitely more) than the utkarṣa vedanā of the āyuṣya karma. [49]
The utkarṣa vedanā of the mohanīya (deluding) karma is anantaguṇa than the bhāva. [50]
The utkarṣa vedanās of the nāma (name) and gotra (lineage) karmas are both anantaguṇa than the bhāva. [51]
The utkarṣa vedanā of the vedanīya (feeling-producing) karma is anantaguṇa than the bhāva. [52]
The jhaṇiya vedanā of the mohanīya karma is the least among all in relation to the bhāva. [53]
The jhaṇiya vedanā of the antarāya karma is anantaguṇa than the bhāva. [54]
The jhaṇiya vedanās of the jñānāvaraṇīya and darśanāvaraṇīya karmas are both anantaguṇa and equal in relation to the bhāva. [55]
The jhaṇiya vedanā of the āyuṣya karma is anantaguṇa than the bhāva. [56]
The jhaṇiya vedanā of the gotra karma is anantaguṇa than the bhāva. [57]