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## Dashami Dasha
**With Hindi Commentary**
**376**
It is pure, it is logical because it leads to liberation, it destroys the karmic afflictions of Maya, Niyan and Mithyatva, it is the path of Siddhi, it is the path of liberation, it is the path of Niryan, it is the path of Nirvana, it is the truth, it is free from doubt, it is uninterrupted, it is the path to the cessation of all suffering. On this path, the liberated souls become Siddhas, Buddhas, liberated, peaceful-minded and destroy all suffering.
**Commentary:** This sutra states that the revered Shraman Bhagwan Mahavir Swami invited the sadhus and sadhvis and described the greatness of the Nirgrantha-Pravachan. For example, "O long-lived Shramans! For those souls who have abandoned external (wealth, grain, etc.) and internal (kashya, etc.) bonds, this Nirgrantha-Pravachan-Dwadashanga-Vani is:
1. **True**, because it shows the beneficial and true path.
2. **Unanswerable**, because it is the proponent of things as they are, i.e., it describes things as they are.
3. **Complete**, because it is complete with all the qualities of liberation.
4. **Pure**, because it is unique and there is nothing greater than it.
5. **Very Pure**, because it is all-encompassing and free from blemishes.
6. **Logical**, Nayanasheela-Naiyayikam-Moksha-Prapakam-Nyayopapann-wa-Moksha-Prapti ka Karan hai. It is the cause of liberation.
7. **Path of Siddhi**, i.e., the path to achieving the desired goal.
8. **Path of Liberation**, i.e., the path to being free from karma.
9. **Path of Niryan**, "Yatiti Yanan, Nitram Apunravartaneen Yanan Niryanam-Moksha-Padam, Tasy Margo Niryan-Margah, i.e., the path to liberation.
10. **Path of Nirvana**, because by relying on it, the soul experiences absolute bliss. Therefore, this Nirgrantha-Pravachan is the path to liberation from all suffering.
11. **It is free from doubt and uninterrupted**, i.e., its existence remains in all three times: past, present, and future.