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## 324
## Dasha Shruta Skandha Sutra
## Ninth Dasha
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He does not do any karma and says, "Mazzhampime - my service - he does not do Kuwai - does not do, therefore why should I serve him?"
**Meaning:** When someone is afflicted by illness or other troubles, even if they are capable, they do not serve others out of kindness. Instead, they say, "He did not serve me (so why should I serve him)."
**Commentary:** This sutra states that a disciple should serve their Acharya and other Gurus when they are afflicted by illness, etc., purely out of kindness. If someone is capable but does not serve them properly, thinking, "They never did anything for me, or when I was sick, they did not serve me in any way, so why should I bother serving them?" and does not serve them themselves nor advise others to serve them, but only expresses their inability to help out of spite, then...
**Sadhe Niyedi - Pannaane Kalusaul - Cheyase. Appano Ya Abohie Mahamoham Pakuvvai. ||25||**
**Shatho Nikriti-Pragyanaha Kalushakula-Chetaha. Atmanashcha Abohiko Mahamoham Prakuruate. ||25||**
**Word by Word Meaning:** Sadhe - deceitful, Niyedi - in deceiving, Pannaane - skilled, Kalusaul - Cheyase - with a mind full of sin, Appano Ya - and for his own soul, Abohie - generating ignorance, Mahamoham - great delusion, Pakuvvai - he earns.
**Meaning:** He is deceitful, skilled in deceiving, with a mind full of sin, and generates ignorance for his own soul, thus earning the karma of great delusion.
**Commentary:** This sutra is connected to the previous one. That is, the one who is capable but does not help is deceitful, skilled in deceiving, and escapes service at the right time.