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## Dashami Dasha
**With Hindi Commentary**
It is said that the enjoyments of the gods are also uncertain and come and go. If there is any special fruit of this austerity and discipline, then in the future, our soul may be born in one of these low, vile, insignificant, poor, miserly, and beggarly families, so that it may easily leave for initiation. This is right.
**Commentary:** This sutra describes the ninth nidana - karma. A nirgrantha thought to himself that the only means to the path of liberation is restraint. But when a person is born into a wealthy family, many obstacles arise for him to take the path of restraint. The enjoyments of gods and humans are uncertain and perishable, therefore, let me be born in a family from which I will not face any obstacles at the time of initiation. Let me be born in one of the low (adhama-varna) families, vile or low-family, poor family, miserly (kanduj) family, or beggar family, so that my soul can easily leave for initiation. I have a great desire for initiation and it can only be fulfilled when I am born in a family from which I will not face any obstacles while leaving for initiation.
Now the sutrakar says, in relation to the same subject:
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Thus, O Shraman! O Ayushman! Whether a nirgrantha or a nirgranthi, having made a nidana, without considering that place, without retracting, all that is so. Will he, being a monk, leave the household for homelessness? Yes, he will leave. He will be liberated by that very taking of vows, until he ends all suffering, not being attached to anything.