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## Ninth Dasha
**With Hindi Commentary**
Those who are devoid of insight are called **sarvadarshis**. By criticizing these great souls, the soul acquires **maha-mohaniya karma**. Those who say that no **sarvagna** has ever existed in the world are merely indulging in **kapolkalpana** (imagination). They say that all the characteristics of a **sarvagna** are just **chandukhana ki gappen** (nonsense) because no **sarvagna** has ever been seen, so how can there be any characteristics? They argue that knowledge is infinite and one person's intellect cannot encompass it all, therefore a **sarvagna** cannot exist. All scriptures are just **vag-jal** (verbal tricks) of the intelligent. It is impossible for one person to see the entire universe at once because there is no evidence for it. Such **hetu-abhas** (fallacious reasoning) leads those who deny the existence of a **sarvagna** to be bound by **karma**. We have already established the **sidhi** (attainment) of a **sarvagna** in the first **sutra** of the first **dasha**.
**Do well**
Now the **sutrakar** (author of the sutras) describes the topic of the twentieth **sthan** (place) in the same context:
**Neiyaï (u) ass maggass duṭṭe avayaraï bahuṁ. Taṁ tippayantō bhāveï mahāmohaṁ pakuvvaï. ||20||**
**Naiyayikasya margasyā duṣṭo'pakarotī bahu.
Taṁ tarpayan bhāvayati mahāmohaṁ prakurute ||20||**
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**Padarthanvasa:**
* **Neiyaïass** - **nyaya** - righteous
* **Maggass** - path
* **Duṭṭe** - wicked or hateful
* **Bahu** - very much
* **Avayaraï** - harms
* **Taṁ** - that path
* **Tippayantō** - criticizing
* **Bhāve** - separates oneself or others from that path
* **Mahāmohaṁ** - **maha-mohaniya karma**
* **Pakuvvaï** - acquires
**Mulartha:**
The wicked soul who harms the righteous path and criticizes it, separating himself and others from it, acquires **maha-mohaniya karma**.
**Tika:**
This **sutra** describes how a wicked or hateful person who vehemently criticizes **samyag darshan** (right faith), etc., and **moksha** (liberation), and thereby misleads **bhavya atmas** (souls destined for liberation) from their true path, acquires **maha-mohaniya karma**.