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**Sri Yatathayadhyayana Anuvada - Those who hide their Guru's name when asked, deprive themselves of Moksha. They are truly Asadhu, but consider themselves Sadhu. These Maya-anvit, deceitful, or boastful men experience the suffering of the world countless times.**
**Tika - Some, who do not know the true meaning of things, become arrogant with a little knowledge. When asked by others, "From which Acharya did you learn and hear this?", they hide their own Acharya's name out of pride in their knowledge. They may say, "I have discovered this myself," or "I have learned this from a famous Acharya," thus hiding their Guru's name. Or, if they have made a mistake or forgotten something, they may hide the truth out of fear of being criticized by their Acharya, just like a child hides the truth from its mother out of fear of being scolded. Such men, who hide their Guru's name, deprive themselves of knowledge, Moksha, and its purpose. The word "Khalu" here means certainty, so they definitely deprive themselves. Such men are truly Asadhu, but they boast of being Sadhu in this world. They are Maya-anvit, deceitful, and not truly Sadhu. They will experience destruction countless times and wander in the dense forest of Samsara. They are guilty of two faults: they are themselves Asadhu, and they boast of being Sadhu. It is said, "One who commits a sin and claims to be pure, commits double the sin. This is the second foolishness of a child." Thus, by their pride, they destroy their own understanding and become subject to endless Samsara. This is the truth.**
**The author now explains the consequences of pride and introduces the faults of Kshaya like anger, etc.**