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## Fifth Dasha
**With Hindi Commentary**
**Original Meaning:** Just as an entire army flees when its commander is killed, similarly, when the mohaniya karma is destroyed, all other karmas are destroyed.
**Commentary:** This sutra also explains the previous topic using an analogy, as in the previous sutras. Just as in a battle, when the commander is killed, the rest of the army is destroyed, meaning they flee the battlefield, similarly, when the mohaniya karma is destroyed, the rest of the karma group is also destroyed. These examples prove that mohaniya karma is the most important of all karmas. When it is destroyed, the rest of the karmas are easily destroyed. Therefore, one should first try to destroy this karma.
The sutrakar further describes the same topic:
**"Just as a fire without smoke is extinguished when it runs out of fuel, similarly, karmas are extinguished when the mohaniya karma is destroyed."**
**Word by Word Meaning:** Just as - that (used here to show fame, meaning the well-known fire) - fire - without fuel - is extinguished - similarly - when the mohaniya karma - is destroyed - the rest of the karmas - are destroyed.
**Original Meaning:** Just as a fire without smoke is extinguished due to lack of fuel, similarly, when the mohaniya karma is destroyed, all other karmas are also destroyed.
**Commentary:** Similar to the previous sutras, this sutra also explains the previous topic using an analogy. The sutrakar says that just as a fire without smoke is extinguished due to lack of fuel, similarly, karmas are extinguished when the mohaniya karma is destroyed.