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## Ninth Dasha
**With Hindi Commentary**
The mind of one who becomes a patient for the sake of others is always impure. Sin always surrounds his mind. Through these actions, he accumulates ignorance for himself in future lives. Because in the world, attaining Dharma comes only through honesty (righteousness - simplicity) and gentleness (good behavior towards others), not through deceit and trickery. Thus, by deceiving, he accumulates ignorance for his soul and also falls into the bondage of Maha-Mohaniya Karma. Along with this, by not serving the sick, he also violates the command of Shri Bhagwan, because the command of Bhagwan is that serving the sick should be the duty of everyone, whoever does it earns the Karma of the Tirthankara lineage. Therefore, one should abandon hatred and serve the sick.
Now the Sutrakar describes the subject of the twenty-sixth place:
**26. Je kahahigaranaai sampounje puno- puno. Savva-titthaan-bheyaanm mahamoham pakuvvai.**
**Translation:** Whoever repeatedly uses stories of violence (kahahigaranaai), and if those stories are for the destruction of all the Tirthas (knowledge, etc.), then that person earns Maha-Mohaniya Karma.
**Word by Word Meaning:** Je - whoever, kahahigaranaai - stories of violence, puno- puno - repeatedly, sampounje - uses, and that story, savva - all, titthaan - Tirthas (knowledge, etc.), bheyaanm - for the destruction of, mahamoham - Maha-Mohaniya Karma, pakuvvai - earns.
**Meaning:** Whoever repeatedly uses stories of violence, and if those stories are proven to be for the destruction of Tirthas like knowledge, etc., then that (storyteller) earns Maha-Mohaniya Karma.
**Commentary:** This Sutra speaks about stories of violence. In Kautilya's Arthashastra and Kamashastra, etc., there are such stories, which, upon hearing, naturally incline listeners towards violence and immoral acts like sexual misconduct. Whoever repeatedly uses such stories that are violent and arouse lust, which destroy the path of knowledge, etc. (Tirthas) that help to cross the ocean of the world, or the four main Tirthas (Sadhus), earns Maha-Mohaniya Karma.