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## Third Chapter
## With Hindi Commentary
**87**
Now the Sutrakar describes the matter of conflict:
**Sehe Raayaniyass Sijjā-Santhāragam Paaenaṁ Sanghattita Hatyeṇa Aṇṇuutaavitta (Aṇṇuvitta) Gacchai Āsāyanā Bhavai Sehass. ||31||**
**Shaiksho Raatnikasya Shayyaam-Sanstaarakam Paadena Sanghaty Haste-Naananuutapya (Ananujaanya) Gacchatyāshātana Bhavati Shaikshasya ||31||**
**Word Meaning:** Sehe - disciple, Raayaniyass - Ratnakar, Sijjā - bed, Santhāragam - bedding, Paaenaṁ - with foot, Sanghattita - touched, Hattheṇa - without joining hands, Aṇṇuutaavitta - without accepting fault, Aṇṇuvitta - without apology, Gacchai - goes, Sehass - disciple, Āsāyanā - anxiety, Bhavai - becomes.
**Main Meaning:** If a disciple touches the bed and bedding of Ratnakar with his foot, without accepting his fault and without joining his hands to apologize, then he will experience anxiety.
**Commentary:** This Sutra explains that if a disciple touches the bed and bedding of his Guru with his foot without any reason, then what should he do. For example, if a disciple accidentally touches the bed and bedding of his Guru with his foot, then it is appropriate for him to join his hands and apologize to his Guru, saying, "Oh Lord! Please forgive my mistake. I will not repeat this mistake in the future." If he leaves without apologizing, then he will experience anxiety due to his lack of humility, and those who see him will lose respect for him. Additionally, there is a fear that other nearby Sadhus will also become disrespectful by imitating his behavior.
A disciple should always be mindful of protecting the importance of his Guru or Ratnakar. If he disrespects his Guru in any way, then the Dharma teachings he receives from his Guru will never be successful. Therefore, one should never disrespect the importance of one's Guru.