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## English Translation:
**70**
**Dasha Shruta Skandha Sutra**
This question may arise: If the individual is an acquaintance of the disciple and engages in conversation with him, what should be done at that time? In response, it can be said that even at that time, the disciple should engage in conversation with him only with the Guru's permission; because by doing so, that individual will also become acquainted with the disciple's humility, civility, and competence.
**Third Dasha**
Now the Sutrakar describes the expectation of not receiving the words:
**K**
**Sehe Rayaniyassa Rao Va Viyale Va Vaharamaṇassa Ajjo Suttha Ke Jagara Tattha Sehe Jagara Maṇe Rayaniyassa Apidisuṇetta Bhavai Asayana Sehass ||13||**
**Shaiksho Ratnikasya Ratrau Va Vikale Vyaharatah "He Aryah! Ke Supta Ke Jagrati" Tatra, Jagradapi Ratnikasya Apratishrota Bhavatyashaatana Shaikshasya. ||13||**
**Word by Word Meaning:**
* Sehe - disciple
* Rayaniyassa - of the Ratnakar
* Rao - in the night
* Va - or
* Viyale Va - in the inappropriate time
* Vaharamaṇassa - calling
* Ajjo - O Aryas!
* Ke - who
* Suttha - are sleeping
* Ke - who
* Jagara - are awake
* Tattha - there
* Sehe - disciple
* Jagara Maṇe - being awake
* Rayaniyassa - of the Ratnakar
* Apidisuṇetta - does not listen
* Bhavai - becomes
* Asayana - expectation
* Sehass - of the disciple
**Meaning:**
* The Ratnakar called out to the disciple in the night or at an inappropriate time, saying, "O Aryas! Who is sleeping and who is awake?" There, even though the disciple was awake, if he did not listen to the Ratnakar's words, then the disciple would have an expectation.
**Commentary:**
* This Sutra explains that if the disciple remains silent when called by the Guru, he will have an expectation. For example, if the Ratnakar or Guru called out to the Sadhus in the night or at an inappropriate time, saying, "O Aryas! Which Sadhu is sleeping and which is awake?" If a disciple was awake at that time and thought to himself, "If I...