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Dasha Shruta Skandha Sutra
For many years, a Shramanopasaka observes the Paryaya. After observing it for many years, at the time of death, he attains the state of a deity in one of the Deva-lokas. Thus, O Ayushman! Shraman! This is the form of the sinful fruit-result of that cause, that he is unable to accept the Shila-vrata, Guna-vrata, and Poushadhopavasa.
The tenth Dasha
Word meaning - Abhigatajivajiva - who knows the Jiva and Ajiva, Jav- Yavat - as long as he is endowed with the qualities of a Shravaka, therefore Atthimijja - in his bones and marrow, Pemaanu-ragaste - he is attached with the love-attachment of Dharma, Auso, O Ayushman! Ayam - this Niggantha-Pavayana-Nirgrantha-Pravachanarupa Dharma is Atte - meaningful and true, Paramatte - this is the ultimate truth, Sese - the rest Anatte - is meaningless, i.e. false, Samsara - is the cause of growth, Se Nam - then he Etaruvena - in this way, Vihaarenam - by the conduct, Viharmane - wandering, Bahuin - for many Vasain - years, Samanopasaga - Shramanopasaka, Pariyagam - Paryaya, Paunai - observes, then Bahuin - for many Vasain - years, Pariyagam - Shramanopasaka's Paryaya, Paunitta - observing, Kalmaase - at the time of death, Kalam Kiccha - making time, Annatresu - in one of the Devaloaesu - Deva-lokas, Devattaa - in the form of a deity, Uvavattaro Bhavati - is born. Samanauaso - O Ayushman! Shraman! Evam Khalu - thus, Tassa - of that Nidanas - cause, Imeyaruve - this is the form of, Paave - sinful, Falavivaage - fruit-result, happens, Jan - from which, Silvavva - Shila-vrata, Gunavya - Guna-vrata, and Poshohovaasai - Poushadhopavasa, etc. Padivajjitte - to accept, Sanchati - power, does not remain, i.e. due to the influence of that cause-karma, the Shravaka does not have the power to observe the twelve vows, Nidana - karma, doing, in him, does not remain, but he remains a Darshan-Shravaka.
Original meaning - He knows the Jiva and Ajiva and is endowed with the qualities of a Shravaka, his bones and marrow are filled with the love of Dharma, O Ayushman! This Nirgrantha-Pravachan is the truth and the ultimate truth. The rest is meaningless. Wandering in this way, he observes the Paryayas of the Shramanopasaka for many years, and then, after observing that Paryaya, he makes time at the time of death and is born as a deity in one of the Deva-lokas.