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[Upasakadasangasutra Nikkhevo' || The seventh anga of Upasakadasana, the seventh study is complete ||]
Upon being told the same thing again, for the second and third time, by the Devadvara, the Shramanopasak Sakdalputra's mind became like that of the Chulani-pita. He began to think - "The one who killed my eldest son, my middle son, and my youngest son, and sprinkled their flesh and blood on my body, now wants to bring my wife Agni Mitra, who is my companion in happiness and sorrow, home and kill her in front of me. It is in my best interest to catch this man." Thinking this, he ran.
The subsequent events should be understood like those of the Chulani-pita.
Sakdalputra's wife Agni Mitra heard the commotion. The rest of the story is similar to that of the Chulani-pita. The only difference is that Sakdalputra was born in an Arunabhut Vimana. (There, his age is said to be four Palyopama.) He will become a Siddha-Mukta in the Mahavideha Kshetra.
"Nikkhepa"2 The study of the seventh anga, Upasakadasha, is complete ||
1. Thus, Jambu! I declare that this is the meaning and essence of the seventh study, as told by the Samana with his attainment. 2. Nigamana Arya Sudharma said - Jambu! The Siddhi-prapta Bhagavan said this meaning and essence of the seventh study of Upasakadasha, which I have told you.