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## Dashami Dasha
## With Hindi Commentary.
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It is not possible for him to have faith, belief, and interest in it, because due to the influence of Nidana-karma, he becomes incapable of having faith. He becomes full of great desires and as a result, becomes a south-bound hell-bound being and in future births, he becomes a rare-knower. O Ayushman! Shraman! The fruit-result of that Nidana-karma is such that it makes him incapable of having the power of faith, belief, and interest in the Dharma spoken by the Kevali Bhagwan.
**Commentary:** This Sutra states that the person who performs Nidana-karma loses all his spiritual powers. He does not even have the power to have faith in the Dharma spoken by the Kevali. Due to the influence of Nidana-karma, the atoms of Maha Mohaniya Karma start to arise in his soul, which do not allow faith and belief in Dharma to arise. Therefore, it is beneficial for the Arya Purushas to abandon that karma.
Now the Sutrakar describes the sixth Nidana Karma: _"Even so, O Shraman! Ayushman! The Dharma has been declared by me - and that too, he should strive for it.
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