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Dasha Shruta Skandha Sutra
He observes his remaining lifespan and rejects the devotees of the fast, and by rejecting them, he breaks the fast of many devotees, and by his final breaths, he becomes a Siddha and ends all suffering.
Dashami Dasha
Commentary - This Sutra describes the fruit of the action that is free from karma. For example, when all the karma of a person who is free from karma is destroyed, he becomes a Bhagwan, Arhan, Jin, Kevali, Sarvagya and Sarvadarshi, because a person who is free from karma becomes the recipient of many virtues. He, being a Kevali Bhagwan, wanders around seeing all the Paryayas, all the beings, in all the lokas. He wanders around seeing the motion, non-motion, position, departure, arrival, reasoning, mental state, consumed substances, previously served faults, manifest karma, hidden karma, mind, speech and actions done by mind, speech and body of all beings in the loka. Nothing can remain hidden from his knowledge, by which he always sees the three states of production, consumption and stability in substances, the state of the body and the state of existence, the departure of the gods, the birth of gods and hell beings, the reasoning of the minds of beings and mental anxieties (as they say, "This is in our mind"), and all such states, being a Kevali Bhagwan. He then sits in the assembly of humans and gods and describes in detail the five Asravas and five Samvaras for the welfare of all beings, because when a soul attains Keval-gyan and Keval-darshan, it makes it its goal to preach that just as I have achieved my welfare, so should the welfare of other souls be achieved, therefore he tells everyone the detailed description of Jiva-jiva.
He knows and sees in his knowledge the low karma like fasting, eating, stealing, etc., the hidden karma like sexual intercourse, etc., and the manifest karma like quarrelling, etc., because he is omniscient. Nothing is hidden from him, like the transition of beings, the power of superior use, virtues like knowledge, etc., and Paryayas like joy and sorrow, etc.
In this way, he observes the Kevali-Paryaya for many years, knowing his lifespan to be short, and takes up the fast. Then, by breaking the fast of the devotees, he attains Siddha-Gati by his final breaths.