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## Dashami Dasha
**With Hindi Commentary**
**Commentary:** This sutra states that after performing karma, a nirgrantha born in the Ugra and other clans hears the dharma, has faith in it, accepts the vows, fasts, and takes other medicines, but cannot take diksha. The rest is easy.
**436**
Then the sutrakar, relating to the same, says:
He becomes a Shramanopasaka, knowing the Jiva and Ajiva, and lives until he attains liberation. While living in this way, he observes the Shramanopasaka-paryaya for many years. After observing it for many years, does he reject many devotees? Yes! Rejecting them, he cuts off many devotees, both in the case of arising and non-arising of obstacles. Cutting them off, he contemplates and returns, attains samadhi, and after spending a month or a year, he is reborn as a deity in one of the devlokas. Thus, O Shraman! O Ayushman! This is the result of that karma, which prevents him from becoming completely free and renouncing the household life.
**Word-by-word meaning:**
Se nam - He, Shramanopasaye - becomes a Shramanopasaka, Abhigatajivajiva - knowing the Jiva and Ajiva, Jav - until, and the previously mentioned...