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Sixth Khandagama, Jnanakanḍa
[4, 2, 13, 285]
Whose jñānāvaraṇīya (knowledge-obscuring) vedanā (experience) is the least in the field, what about the vedanā of the remaining seven karmas in that field - is it the least or not the least? || 285 || It is the least. || 286 ||
Similarly, the exposition of the remaining seven karmas should be known. || 287 ||
Whose jñānāvaraṇīya vedanā is the least in time, what about the vedanā of darśanāvaraṇīya (perception-obscuring) and antarāya (obstructive) in that time - is it the least or not the least? || 288 || It is the least. || 289 ||
What about the vedanā of his vedanīya (experienceable), āyu (lifespan), nāma (name), and gotra (lineage) in that time - is it the least or not the least? || 290 || Certainly, it is not the least, but is infinitely more. || 291 || His mohanīya (deluding) vedanā is not the least in that time. || 292 ||
Similarly, the exposition of darśanāvaraṇīya and antarāya should be known. || 293 ||
Whose vedanīya vedanā is the least in time, the vedanā of his jñānāvaraṇīya, darśanāvaraṇīya, mohanīya, and antarāya is not the least in that time. || 294 ||
What about the vedanā of his āyu, nāma, and gotra in that time - is it the least or not the least? || 295 || It is the least. || 296 ||
Similarly, the exposition of āyu, nāma, and gotra should be known. || 297 ||