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## First Dasha
**With Hindi Commentary**
**Original Meaning:**
1. To move quickly.
2. To move in an unswept place.
3. To move in a place that is difficult to sweep.
**Commentary:**
This sutra describes the three types of asamadhis related to "iryasamiti". For example, quick movement, etc., can lead to "atma-viradhana" and "samyama-viradhana" due to "sheeghra-kriyaas". For example, if a person is moving quickly without caution (because haste always leads to carelessness), it is very likely that they will fall into a pit or something similar, leading to "atma-viradhana". Secondly, quick movement will inevitably lead to the killing of insects and other living beings, resulting in "samyama-viradhana". This will lead to asamadhi in both worlds.
It is undeniable that "atma-samadhi" cannot be achieved if the physical state is not right. Therefore, protecting oneself is the only way to protect samyama. However, the killing of other living beings caused by the act of quick movement will lead to asamadhi in this world and the next. If a powerful creature is injured, it will retaliate against the person who caused the injury. Secondly, the consequence of that violence will inevitably lead to suffering in the afterlife. Therefore, it is undoubtedly proven that the act of quick movement leads to unfavorable results in both worlds.
Just like the act of quick movement, other similar actions like quick speech, quick eating, quick observation, quick spreading and contracting of limbs, and quick reading, etc., also lead to harmful consequences in both worlds.
The words "cha" and "api" in the sutra indicate other actions similar to "drutan drutan chaari" actions.
**1.**
Just as many unfavorable consequences have been described for quick movement, moving in an unswept place also leads to many faults. For example, many animals are born in unswept places. Walking in such a place (without sweeping) can lead to "atma-viradhana" and "samyama-viradhana". Because scorpions and other animals born in that place cannot remain calm when their limbs are touched, therefore...