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[4, 2, 11, 11] The *veyaṇa* (pain) of the *mahahiyāre* (great *hiyāre*) is *veyaṇagādivihaṇa* (destruction of the *veyaṇa* and other things).
[651] The meaning is that because the *jīvapradeśa* (living regions) become agitated due to *rāga* (attachment), *dveṣa* (aversion), *bhaya* (fear), and *vedanā* (pain), etc., the *karmapradeśa* (regions of karma) that are associated with them also become agitated. Therefore, in relation to the *naya* (principles) mentioned here, the pain of *jñānāvaraṇīya* (knowledge-obscuring karma) is said to be somewhat existent.
*Siyā dvidāvidā* (It is twofold) || 3 || The said pain is somewhat existent and non-existent || 3 ||
Those *chhadmastha* (hidden) *jīva* (living beings) who do not experience *saṁkleśa* (affliction) even when *vyādhi* (disease) and *vedanā* (pain) are present, do not have agitation in many of their *jīvapradeśa* (living regions). Therefore, the *karmapradeśa* (regions of karma) associated with them are also free from agitation (existent). However, since there is also agitation in some of their *jīvapradeśa* (living regions), the *karmapradeśa* (regions of karma) associated with them also experience agitation (non-existence). In relation to this, the pain of *jñānāvaraṇīya* (knowledge-obscuring karma) is said to be somewhat existent and non-existent.
*Evaṁ daṁśanāvaraṇīya-mohaṇīya-antarāyāṇāṁ* (Similarly, for *darśanāvaraṇīya*, *mohaṇīya*, and *antarāya* karmas) || 4 || Similarly, one should know about *darśanāvaraṇīya* (perception-obscuring karma), *mohaṇīya* (delusion-producing karma), and *antarāya* (hindering karma) || 4 ||
*Veyanīyaveyaṇā siyā dvidā* (The pain of *vedanīya* karma is somewhat existent) || 5 || The pain of *vedanīya* (pain-producing karma) is somewhat existent || 5 ||
Since the *jīvapradeśa* (living regions) of *ayogakevalī* (non-liberated beings) who are devoid of *yoga* (liberation) do not experience agitation, the *karmapradeśa* (regions of karma) associated with them are also free from agitation. In relation to this, the pain of *vedanīya* (pain-producing karma) is said to be somewhat existent.
*Siyā advidā* (It is non-existent) || 6 || It is somewhat non-existent || 6 ||
*Siyā dvidādvīdā* (It is twofold) || 7 || It is somewhat existent and non-existent || 7 ||
*Evaṁ āyu-nāma-godāṇāṁ* (Similarly, for *āyu*, *nāma*, and *gotra* karmas) || 8 || Similarly, one should know about the pain of *āyu* (life-span karma), *nāma* (name karma), and *gotra* (lineage karma) || 8 ||
*Ujusudasssa ṇāṇāvaraṇīyaveyaṇā siyā dvidā* (In relation to the *ṛjusūtra* *naya*, the pain of *jñānāvaraṇīya* karma is somewhat existent) || 9 || In relation to the *ṛjusūtra* *naya* (principle of direct perception), the pain of *jñānāvaraṇīya* (knowledge-obscuring karma) is somewhat existent || 9 ||
*Siyā advidā* (It is non-existent) || 10 || It is somewhat non-existent || 10 ||
*Evaṁ sattaṇāṁ kammaṇāṁ* (Similarly, for the seven karmas) || 11 || Similarly, one should know about the seven karmas in relation to the *ṛjusūtra* *naya* (principle of direct perception) || 11 ||