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## Third Chapter
**With Hindi Commentary**
**Word-by-word meaning:**
* **Sehe** - disciple, **Rayaniyam** - Ratnakar, **Tumanti "Tu"** - saying "you", **Vatta** - calling, **Sehass** - disciple, **Asayana** - anxiety, **Bhavai** - becomes.
**Meaning:**
* If a disciple calls Ratnakar "you", then the disciple experiences anxiety.
**Commentary:**
* This sutra states that when a disciple addresses Ratnakar or the Guru, they should use the plural form. This is because one should always show respect to their elders, and respect is always conveyed through the use of the plural form. If a disciple addresses the Guru in the singular form, then they experience anxiety.
* Therefore, one should never use disrespectful phrases like "Who are you to give me guidance?" when addressing the Guru. Instead, they should address them with respectful and humble words.
**The sutra author then describes another type of anxiety:**
**Word-by-word meaning:**
* **Sehe** - disciple, **Rayaniyam** - Ratnakar, **Khaddam Khaddam** - with harsh and excessive words, **Vatta** - calling, **Sehass** - disciple, **Asayana** - anxiety, **Bhavai** - becomes.
**Meaning:**
* If a disciple addresses Ratnakar with harsh and excessive words, then the disciple experiences anxiety.
**Commentary:**
* This sutra states that if a disciple wishes to address Ratnakar, they should do so with respect, using gentle and appropriate words. If they address him with arrogance, using harsh and excessive words, then they experience anxiety.