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Navami Dasha
Hindi Bhasha Tika Sahitam.
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When the falsehood of a person is exposed, he falls in the eyes of the public, which is naturally detrimental to him. It may be assumed that for some time people may also believe him, but for how long? The reality of things can only exist in truth, not in falsehood.
Now the author again says on the same subject: "Appano ahite bale maya-mosam bahu bhase. Itthi-visaya-gehie mahamokham pakuvvai." (12) The ignorant person who is detrimental to his own self speaks a lot of deceptive falsehood, and being greedy for sensual pleasures of women, he accumulates great delusion (mahamokha).
Padarthanvayah - The ignorant person who is detrimental to his own self speaks a lot of deceptive falsehood (maya-mosam), and being greedy for sensual pleasures of women (itthi-visaya-gehie), he accumulates great delusion (mahamokham).
Tika - In this sutra, the summary of the previous sutra's subject matter is given. That ignorant person, who is like a donkey making harsh sounds, is detrimental to his own self, and he usually considers creating deceptive falsehoods as his pride, and remains ever engrossed and desirous of sensual pleasures of women. But that fool does not realize that all these karmas are pushing him into the darkness of ignorance and are helping in the accumulation of great delusion (mahamohaniya karma). The essence is that when a person commits any kind of secret sin once, he has to commit many more sins to hide it. Therefore, everyone should strive to abstain from such sinful actions.