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## The Third Chapter
**With Hindi Commentary**
Now the Sutrakar (author of the sutras) describes the nature of Asatana (arrogance) in the same context:
**Sutra 25:**
*Sehe Rayaniyassa Kahan Kahemanas iti Evam Vatta Bhavai Asayana Sehass.*
**Translation:**
If a student (Sehe) while the teacher (Rayaniyassa) is narrating a story (Kahan Kahemanas) says, "It should be said like this" (iti Evam Vatta), then that student experiences Asatana (Asayana).
**Word by Word Meaning:**
* Sehe - student
* Rayaniyassa - of the teacher (Ratnakar)
* Kahan - story
* Kahemanas - narrating
* iti - thus
* Evam - like this
* Vatta - says
* Bhavai - becomes
* Asayana - Asatana
* Sehass - of the student
**Meaning:**
If a student interrupts the teacher while he is narrating a story and says, "You should say it like this," then the student experiences Asatana.
**Commentary:**
This Sutra states that if a teacher is briefly explaining the nature of something while narrating a story, and the student interrupts saying, "You should explain it this way, because this is the true nature of the thing, as I understand it," then the student experiences Asatana. This is because the student's intention is not to learn but to show off their intelligence. It should be understood that other similar actions can also lead to Asatana.
Therefore, a student should avoid any action that might disrespect the teacher. Instead, they should always remain humble and respectful towards the teacher.
**Sutra 26:**
*Sehe Rayaniyassa Kahan Kahemanas No Sumarasi iti Vatta Bhavai Asayana Sehass.*
**Translation:**
If a student (Sehe) while the teacher (Rayaniyassa) is narrating a story (Kahan Kahemanas) says, "You don't remember it properly" (No Sumarasi iti Vatta), then that student experiences Asatana (Asayana).