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Dashami Dasha
With Hindi Commentary.
**Kevali -** One who has faith, belief and interest in the spoken Dharma, but is unable to accept the vows of conduct, virtues, restraint, renunciation and fasting, etc. He becomes a Darshan Shravak.
**Commentary -** This Sutra describes the fruit of the seventh nidana-karma. Due to the aforementioned nidana-karma, he experiences happiness in the Nirgranth or Nirgranthi Deva-loka according to his own resolutions. He enjoys the aforementioned divine powers well. The rest of the description is the same as before, but the only difference is that he has faith, belief and interest in the Kevali-spoken Dharma, but he cannot accept the vows of conduct, virtues, restraint, renunciation and fasting, etc. on the eighth and other festival days. This fruit is obtained by him from the said nidana-karma that he remains only a Darshan Shravak, i.e. he is called a Darshan Shravak because of his expectation of attaining Samyaktva or because of his dependence on Samyaktva. In this regard, the Vrittikar writes, "Samyaktvaṁ tadāśritya śrāvako nigadyate", i.e. he is called a Darshan Shravak because of his dependence on Samyaktva.
Then the Sutrakar says in relation to this:
**Abhigat-jivajiva** yaavad asthimajjapremanuragarakto'yam, ayushman! Nirgranth-pravachano'rthaḥ paramārthaḥ śeṣo'narthaḥ. Sa nu etadrūpeṇa vihāreṇa viharan
**Abhigat-jivajiva** as long as he is attached to the marrow of the body, love and passion, O Ayushman! The meaning of the Nirgranth-pravachana is the ultimate truth, the rest is untruth. He, indeed, dwelling in this way,