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Chapter on the Pains in the Six Angas
The pain is either aroused or subsided. || 53 ||
The pain is either bound, aroused or subsided. || 54 ||
In the same way, the remaining seven karmas should be explained. || 55 ||
According to the Straight-thread principle, the pain of the knowledge-obscuring karma is the pain that arises from the fruition of the aroused karma. || 56 ||
The subject of the Straight-thread principle is the present state. Therefore, the pain of the knowledge-obscuring karma arises at the time when the karma-bond produces ignorance. After that time, the pain of the knowledge-obscuring karma is not possible, because the karma-state of the pudgala-skandha, which has been transformed into the form of ignorance, is destroyed. Similarly, the said pain of the knowledge-obscuring karma is not possible before the time when ignorance is produced, because the karmas do not have the power to produce ignorance at that time. In the same way, the remaining seven karmas should be explained according to the Straight-thread principle. || 57 ||
According to the Sound principle, the pain of the knowledge-obscuring karma is not to be spoken of. || 58 ||
|| The chapter on the Pains and the Method of Pains in the Anuyogadvara is complete. || 10 ||
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11. The Chapter on the Movement of Pains
The chapter on the movement of pains is obtained. || 1 ||
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According to the principles of the Nigama, Vyavahara and Sangraha, the pain of the knowledge-obscuring karma is somehow present. || 2 ||