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## The Tenth Chapter
**237** Anaranaya, filled with anxiety, entrusted the kingdom's wealth to his son and became a Muni, accompanied by his eldest son. ||176||
**177** A mind is attained to the highest good by any means, whether by a noble deed, a cause, or an enemy, but not by a base deed. ||177||
**178** He who engages another's mind in good is truly his friend, but he who engages another's mind in objects of enjoyment is his true enemy. ||178||
**179** He who meditates on the thousand-rayed one, and hears the story of King Anaranaya, endowed with the wealth of the conduct of a Shraman, attains purity like the sun. ||179||
Thus ends the tenth chapter of the Padmacharita, narrated by the Acharya Ravishena, known as the Arsha, describing the initiation of King Sahasrarashmi and Anaranaya at the time of Dasanan's departure. ||10||
1. Son. 2. Base - M. 3. Restrained K..Kh., M. 4. Wealth of the conduct of a Shraman M.