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## Dasha Shruta Skandha Sutra
Suhae - for happiness, Khamae - for strength, Nissee Saae - for welfare, Anugaamiyattae - for following, Abbhutteetta Udyat Bhavai Ho. Se Tan - this is Vikkhevna - Vin - Viksepana - Vinay.
## Fourth Dasha
## Mulaarth - What is Viksepana - Vinay?
Vikksepana - Vinay is described as being of four types:
1. Showing the path of Dharma to someone who has not seen Dharma before and making them Samyak-tvi.
2. Making a Samyak-tvi into a Sarva-vrati.
3. Stabilizing someone who has fallen from Dharma back into Dharma.
4. Being diligent for the benefit of that same Dharma, for happiness, for liberation, and for following - this is Viksepana - Vinay.
## Tika
This Sutra describes the subject of Viksepana - Vinay, and like the previous Sutras, it is in the form of a question and answer. The disciple asks, "O Bhagavan! What is Viksepana - Vinay?" The Guru answers, "O disciple! When the listener's mind is disturbed by accusations made at the wrong time, stabilizing them in their own self-control is Viksepana - Vinay."
This Viksepana - Vinay is described as being of four types:
1. Making those who have not seen the Dharma in the form of Samyak-darshan, to be established in Samyak-darshan, that is, teaching them the Dharma in the form of Samyak-darshan. But keep in mind that when teaching someone the Dharma in the form of Samyak-darshan, one should treat them with love and courtesy, as one would treat a well-known and previously familiar guest. If they are spoken to with love, they will quickly abandon false desires and become established in Samyak-darshan.
2. When they become established in Samyak-darshan, they should be made into a co-religionist by giving them the education of character in the form of Sarva-vrutti.
3. After this, for their benefit, for their enjoyment of happiness, one should be diligent in that same Dharma in the form of Samyak-darshan, because only when this is done can one's own welfare and the welfare of others be achieved. This is called Viksepana - Vinay.