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Chapter on the Veeyana-khand of the Chakkhandagama
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- When multiplied by the time-bound-artha-ta, how many parts of all the natures are equal to the one nature of each of the Jnanavaraniya and Darshanavaraniya? || 8 || They are equal to a little less than the second part of them. || 9 ||
And the Veeyaniya, Mohaniya, Aau, Nama, Gotra, and Antaraiya should be known in relation to the time-bound-artha-ta. || 10 || What part of all the natures are equal to the special nature of each of them? || 11 || They are equal to an innumerable part of them. || 12 ||
Similarly, the authority of the Kshetra-pratyasa-anuyoga-dwara is there. || 13 ||
If the karma of the Jnanavaraniya, which is one nature, is situated on the outer shore of the Swayambhuraman ocean, which is as big as a fish, which is a thousand yojanas in size, and is obtained by the Veeyana-samudghata, is attached to the Kapole-leshya, and then again is obtained by the Maranan-tik-samudghata, and after doing the three Vigraha-khandas, is born in the Naraka in time, then how many parts of all the natures are equal to the one nature of the Jnanavaraniya karma, when multiplied by the Kshetra-pratyasa? || 14 || They are equal to a little less than the second part of them. || 15 ||
Similarly, it should be said in relation to the Darshanavaraniya, Mohaniya, and Antaraiya karma. || 16 || What part of all the natures are equal to the special nature of each of the Mohaniya and Antaraiya? || 17 || They are equal to an innumerable part of them. || 18 ||
If the one nature of the Veeyaniya karma, which is one nature of the Veeyaniya karma, is obtained by the Kevala-samudghata of the other Kevali, who has gone to all the lokas, and is multiplied by the Kshetra-pratyasa, then how many parts of all the natures are equal to it? || 19 || They are equal to an innumerable part of them. || 20 ||