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## Upasargaadhyayanam Chhaya - Kings, ministers, Brahmanas, or Kshatriyas invite the mendicant, the virtuous one, with enjoyments.
**Anuvaad** - The kings, their ministers, Brahmanas, or Kshatriyas, all invite the Muni, who follows pure, restrained, and complete conduct in the virtuous life, to return to a life of enjoyments.
**Teeka** - 'Rajanah' (kings) like Chakravarti, 'Rajamaatyasch' (ministers) like Mantri, Purohit, etc., and Brahmanas or 'Kshatriyas' like those born in the Ikshvaku dynasty, all invite with 'bhogaih' (enjoyments) like words, etc. They make the mendicant, the 'sadhujeevin', accept enjoyments and pleasures. 'Sadhujeevin' means one who lives with virtuous conduct, like the Muni. For example, Chakravarti Brahmadatt invited the Muni Chitra with various enjoyments. Similarly, others, who are connected in some way, invite the virtuous one, who possesses qualities like youth, etc., with the aim of worldly enjoyments.
**Teekaarth** - Chakravarti and other great kings, ministers, priests, etc., and Brahmanas and Kshatriyas born in the Ikshvaku dynasty, etc., all invite through words and other means. They request the acceptance of a life of enjoyments and pleasures. To clarify the subject, they ask a question: Whom do they invite? They invite the 'sadhujeevin', the mendicant or Muni, who lives a life of pure conduct and complete virtue. For example, Chakravarti Brahmadatt invited Muni Chitra with various enjoyments to enjoy them. Similarly, other men, who are connected in some way, invite a virtuous man with qualities like youth and beauty, etc., with the aim of worldly enjoyments.
**Om Om Om Hatthassarahajaneehim, Vihaaragamanehi Ya.
Bhujam Bhoge Ime Sagghe, Maharisie! Poojayamu Tam.**
**Chhaya** - With elephants, horses, chariots, and journeys for pleasure, enjoy these enjoyments, O great sage! We worship you.
**Anuvaad** - The kings, etc., address the Muni and say: O great sage! Ride on elephants, horses, chariots, etc., and go on journeys for pleasure, wander in gardens, etc. Enjoy these praiseworthy and excellent enjoyments. Let us worship you, honor you, and pay our respects to you.
**Teeka** - To show this, the sutrakar says: With elephants, horses, chariots, and 'vihaaragamana' (journeys for pleasure), they invite with things that are pleasing to the senses. For example, they invite with 'bhujksva bhogan' (enjoy these enjoyments), 'iman' (these), 'shladhyan' (praiseworthy), 'maharsie' (O great sage), 'tvam' (you). We worship you with these enjoyments and means.
**Teekaarth** - To express the above sentiment, the sutrakar states: It is possible that the king, etc., approach the Muni and invite him, requesting him to ride on elephants, horses, chariots, etc., and