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**Describing the ten types of abuse:**
* **"Heelanti"** - They disrespect and humiliate.
* **"Nindanti"** - They slander. Slander means to describe someone's faults.
* **"Khinsanti"** - They get angry, irritated, resentful, and try to provoke anger by using harsh words.
* **"Garihanti"** - They expose faults.
* **"Tajjenti"** - They scold, reprimand, and try to intimidate using fingers.
* **"Talenti"** - They beat with sticks, stones, etc.
**Explaining the terms "Samm Samhati, Samm Khamathi, Titikkhai, Ahiyaaseti":**
The commentator Abhaydeva Suri writes:
* "Some Acharyas consider all four terms 'Sahati' etc. to have the same meaning. Others differentiate their meanings, saying:
* **"Sahati"** - They endure hardship without fear.
* **"Kshamate"** - They remain calm, free from anger.
* **"Titikkhate"** - They endure hardships without showing any weakness.
* **"Adhisahati"** - They endure a lot.
These verbs indicate that the tolerance of Arjun Muni was appropriate and ideal. Tolerance born out of fear is not true tolerance. Forgiveness that contains anger, where anger is hidden in the heart, cannot be called forgiveness. And forbearance done out of weakness is not true forbearance. If even a little bit of passion arises in the mind while enduring insults, etc., then instead of progress, the soul will be driven towards downfall.
**To emphasize this point, the sutra uses the words "Adine, Avimane, Akluse, Anaile, Avisadi, Aparitantjogi".**
The commentator Abhaydeva Suri explains:
* **"Adine"** - Not being humble due to the absence of sorrow.
* **"Avinmane"** - Not being empty-minded due to a focused mind.
* **"Akluse"** - Not being tainted due to the absence of hatred.
* **"Anaile"** - Not being agitated due to being free from disturbance.
* **"Avisadi"** - Not being depressed due to not having thoughts like "What is the use of my life?"
* **"Aparitantjogi"** - Therefore, he is a continuous yogi, one who is constantly in samadhi.
This means that Arjun Muni was not humble due to the absence of sorrow in his mind. He was not empty-minded because his mind was focused. He was not tainted because there was no hatred in his mind. He was not agitated because he was free from disturbance. He was not depressed because he did not have thoughts like "What is the use of my life?" Therefore, he was constantly in samadhi. He is called "Aparitantjogi" because he was constantly engaged in samadhi. The word "Aparitantjogi" is formed by adding the suffix "in" to the word "Aparitantyoga".
**"Bilimiva Pannagabhuena Appaanenam Tamaharam Ahare"** - This means: Just as a snake enters a hole, so was the food consumed.
The commentator explains:
* **"Bilimiva Pannagabhu tena Atmana Tamaharam Aharayati"** - Just as a snake enters a hole without touching the sides, only through the middle, similarly, the food was consumed without touching the sides of the mouth, directly entering the throat.
This means that just as a snake enters a hole without touching the sides, only through the middle, similarly, Arjun Muni consumed food without touching the sides of his mouth, directly entering the throat.