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## Chapter 202, Tenth Chapter of Dasha Shruta Skandha, Sixth Dasha
It is easy for a soul to attain Samyakvad in its future births, because all souls who are active can become Shukhala Paakshik and attain Moksha. This is the result of accepting Kriyavad, that the soul becomes Shukhala Paakshik and easily attains knowledge.
It is proven that the soul can attain its own welfare through Samyakvad. Even if the soul accepts Astikvad but does not adopt Samyak Charitra, it cannot escape the cycle of births and deaths. Therefore, only through Samyak Gyan, Samyak Darshan, and Samyak Charitra can one attain Nirvana, not otherwise.
In this Sutra, "Athsi (Asti)" is used in place of "Santi (Santi)" Kriya-pad, and in the word "Agamesshanam", "Lut: Sadva" from the Sutra is used with the Lrut suffix in the future tense.
Now the Sutrakar describes the subject of the first image of the Upasak:
**Sava-dhamma-rui yavi bhavathi. Tass nan bahui sil-vay-gun-veraman-pacchakkhan-posho-vvasai no samm pattavi-puvvai bhavanthi. Evam dassan-padhama uvasag-padima. ||1||**
**Sarva-dharma-ruchi chaapi bhavathi. Tasy nu bahuvah shil-vrat-gun-viraman-pratyakhyan-poshadho-pavasah no samyak prasthapit-purvai bhavanthi. Evam darshan-prathama-upasak-pratima. ||1||**
**Word by word meaning:**
* Sava-dhamma-rui yavi - Interest in all Dharma exists
* Tass - For him
* Bahui - Many
* Sil-vay - Anuvrat
* Gun - Gunvrat
* Veraman - Samayik Vrat in the form of abstinence
* Pacchakkhan - Deshavakashik Vrat in the form of rejection
* Posho-vvasai - Poshadho-upavas Vrat
* Samm - Correctly
* No - Not
* Pattavi-puvvai - Established in the soul before
* Bhavanthi - They are
* Evam - Thus
* Padhama - First
* Uvasag - Upasak's
* Dassan - Darshan
* Padima - Image
* Nan - For Vakyalankar
This is the first image of the Upasak, who has interest in all Dharma, but has not yet established the correct practices of Anuvrat, Gunvrat, Samayik Vrat, Deshavakashik Vrat, and Poshadho-upavas Vrat in their soul.