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## The Tenth Chapter
**With Hindi Commentary**
**351**
**1**
The omniscient and all-seeing Lord Mahavira, moving in sequence, happily wandering from one village to another, has arrived in this Rajagriha city and is residing in the Chaitya called Gunasail outside the city, adorning his soul with restraint and austerity.
**Commentary:** This Sutra describes Lord Mahavira's arrival at the Gunasail Chaitya and the conversation between the leaders. This is all clear in the original meaning. The Lord's name should be known as Shri Vardhaman Swami and his gotra as Kashyap. Although many words in the Sutra seem to have the same meaning, this is not actually the case. For example, Vandana means to praise virtues, and Namaskar means to bow down in respect. The meanings of the rest of the words are as follows:
* **Kaanksha:** Hope of not losing a possessed object.
* **Sprha:** Desire to obtain an unpossessed object.
* **Prarthana:** Requesting an unpossessed object from helpers.
* **Abhilasha:** Continuous desire for a beloved object.
**Samprāpt** means residing in the Chaitya called Gunasail outside the Rajagriha city. Similarly, one should know about the other words.
Now, the Sutrakar, continuing with the same topic, says:
"Let us go to him, the beloved of the gods! Let us inform the king of the army that it is good for him. They hear each other's harsh words. They go to the Rajagriha city just as they are. They go to the middle of the Rajagriha city. They go to the house of the king of the army just as they are. They go to the king of the army just as they are. They go to the king of the army, having received the royal order, and they celebrate the victory, having celebrated it thus."