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## Fourth Uddeshak
[111 Gatha - Pasattha Ahachanda, Kusil Osannameva Sansatte.
Piyadhammo Piyadhammasuk Cheva Inamo Tu Sansatto || 4350 || One who becomes like Pasattha, Ahachanda, Kusil and Osanna, and becomes a Piyadharmi while staying with a Piyadharmi, such a person is called "Sansakt".
Gatha - Panchasavapavatto, Jo Khalu Tihim Garavehi Padibbadho.
Itthi-Gihi Sankiliṭṭho, Sansatto So Ya Nayavvo || 4351 || One who is involved in the five Asravas like violence, etc. is bound to the three Gaus - Riddhi, Rasa, and Sata. He is attached to women, meaning he is their servant. He is attached to householders, meaning he is involved in the happiness and sorrow related to the family, animals, etc. of the householder, either directly or indirectly. Such a person who becomes whatever he wants is called "Sansakt".
Chani - "Ahva - Sansatto Anegaruvi Natavat Elakavat.
Jaha Nado Pattvassa Anegani Ruvani Kareti, Uranago Va Jaha Halidaraagena Ratto, Dhovium Puno Guligagerugadiraagena Rajjate Evam Puno Vi Dhovium Annonnan Rajjati Evam Elagadivat Bahuruvi.
Bhavartha - One who can take on many forms like an actor and many colors like a sheep, and can also leave them, such a person with a chameleon-like nature is called "Sansakt".
5. Nitiya - One who stays in the same area continuously, violating the limits of Masakalp and Chaturmasik Kalp, is called "Kalatikrant-Nityak". And one who completes Masakalp and Chaturmasik Kalp and then returns to the same area after spending double the time elsewhere is called "Upasthananityak". One who practices the Upasthan Kriya and Kalatikrant Kriya mentioned in Pracha. Shru. 2 A. 2, U. 2 is called "Nityak" or "Nitiya". Or one who stays in one place without any reason and does not travel is called Nityak. For a detailed explanation, the commentator has referred to the "Nitiyavas" sutra of the second Uddeshak.
The order of these 10 sutras is different in different manuscripts. But after observing the Bhashya Churni, the above order seems to be correct. For example, the Gatha "Pasatthosannanam, Kusil Sansatt Nitiyavasiinam.
Je Bhikkhu Sanghadam, Dijja Ahva Padicchhejjja ||" 1828 || This is the first Bhashya Gatha of these ten sutras. In this and the previous Sutrasparshi Chani, both have the same order of sutras, and the same order is also in Bhashya Gatha 1830.
In the original text with Churni and in "Nisihajzhayana" edited by the Terapanthi Mahasabha, the sutras of "Sansattassa" are placed after "Nitiyassa". The reasons for this are not explained there.