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710] In the Chakkhandagama, the section on Vargana-Khanda
[87] Having perceived a human being with five senses and eighty-seven manas, (the soul) knows the perceptions, memory, intellect, life and death, gain and loss, pleasure and pain, destruction of cities, destruction of regions, destruction of populations, destruction of forests, destruction of mountains, destruction of towns, destruction of ports, excessive rainfall, lack of rainfall, good rainfall, bad rainfall, abundance, scarcity, safety, danger, diseases, and time-related matters of others.
[88] Through this extensive mati-manas-paryaya, the soul knows the specific perceptions, memory, intellect, contemplation, life and death, gain and loss, pleasure and pain, destruction of cities, destruction of regions, destruction of populations, destruction of forests, destruction of mountains, destruction of towns, destruction of ports, excessive rainfall, lack of rainfall, good rainfall, bad rainfall, abundance, scarcity, auspicious and inauspicious places, fear and disease of other beings.
[89] Furthermore, it knows the present conditions of its own and other beings' minds, as well as the conditions of the non-manifest minds.
[90] At least it knows the acquisition of seven to eight births, and at most, innumerable births.
[91] It knows the gati (state of existence) and agati (change of state) of the beings.
[92] At least, it knows the extent of a yojana.
[93] At most, it knows the mental conditions of the beings within the Manusottara mountain range, but not outside of it.
[94] All this is called the Vipulamati-manas-paryaya-jnanavaraniya karma.
[95] What are the manifestations of the Kevala-jnanavaraniya karma?
[96] This is the only manifestation of the Kevala-jnanavaraniya karma.
[97] And that Kevala-jnana is complete and unobstructed.