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The Sutra-Kritanga Sutra states that even a Chakravarti (universal emperor), who is the master of all, should not feel ashamed to bow down to a former servant who has now attained the Muni (ascetic) status. This is because the Muni has attained a higher state of being, and the Chakravarti should not feel superior. The Sutra emphasizes that a Bhikshu (monk) should always maintain "Samata" (equality) and "Samabhava" (equanimity) and be devoted to "Samyama" (self-control).
The commentary explains that even a Chakravarti, who is the master of all, should not feel ashamed to bow down to a former servant who has now attained the Muni (ascetic) status. This is because the Muni has attained a higher state of being, and the Chakravarti should not feel superior. The commentary further explains that a Bhikshu (monk) should always maintain "Samata" (equality) and "Samabhava" (equanimity) and be devoted to "Samyama" (self-control).
The commentary also explains that a Muni should always maintain "Samata" (equality) and "Samabhava" (equanimity) and be devoted to "Samyama" (self-control). The Muni should not feel ashamed to bow down to a former servant who has now attained the Muni (ascetic) status. This is because the Muni has attained a higher state of being, and the Chakravarti should not feel superior.
The commentary also explains that a Muni should always maintain "Samata" (equality) and "Samabhava" (equanimity) and be devoted to "Samyama" (self-control). The Muni should not feel ashamed to bow down to a former servant who has now attained the Muni (ascetic) status. This is because the Muni has attained a higher state of being, and the Chakravarti should not feel superior.
The commentary also explains that a Muni should always maintain "Samata" (equality) and "Samabhava" (equanimity) and be devoted to "Samyama" (self-control). The Muni should not feel ashamed to bow down to a former servant who has now attained the Muni (ascetic) status. This is because the Muni has attained a higher state of being, and the Chakravarti should not feel superior.