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## Dasha Shruta Skandha Sutra
## Fifth Dasha
It becomes visible because the 'darshan' of the soul naturally becomes pure when the karma that obscures the 'avdhi-darshan' is removed.
This sutra clearly shows that the soul becomes pure only by removing the inauspicious leshyas and purifying the self through tapas.
Now the sutrakar describes the subject of manah-paryav-gyan:
**"Susamahiele-ssass-avitt-akass-bhikkhuno. Savvato vippamukkass-aya jaanai pajjave."** || 7 ||
**"Susamahit-leshyasya avitarkasya bhikshoh. Sarvato vippramuktasya atma janati paryavan."** || 7 ||
**Paddarthanvaya:** - "Susamahiele-ssass" - who is holding the well-established auspicious leshyas, "avitt-akass" - does not desire the fruit, "bhikkhuno" - sustains himself by begging, and "savvato" - in all ways "vippamukkass" - free from bonds, "aya" - the soul "pajjave" - knows the "jaanai" - the paryayas of the mind.
**Mulaarth:** - The soul who holds auspicious leshyas, has a steady mind, sustains himself by begging, and is free from all bonds, can know the paryayas (successive states or transformations) of the mind. That is, only he can have manah-paryav-gyan.
**Teeka:** - This sutra describes that the soul who has tejas, padma, and shukla leshyas in his emotions, who has a steady and firm faith, who is free from all bonds, and who sustains himself by begging, can have manah-paryav-gyan, which allows him to know the paryayas of the mind. This also clearly shows that only the soul whose inner self has auspicious (tejas, padma, and shukla) leshyas can have samyak gyan, darshan, charitra, and tapas related samadhi. The soul who experiences the aforementioned samadhi can gain manah-paryav-gyan samadhi.