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**Meaning:** This **Ārttadhyāna** (meditation of distress), which is the root cause of all **pramada** (negligence) that leads to **tiryañc-gati** (animal rebirth) and persists until the **Pramattagunasthan** (stage of negligence), should be abandoned by the great souls. ||10||
**Meaning:** Thinking about killing, binding, etc., with extreme anger is called the first **Roudradhyāna** (meditation of anger). And, to be deceitful, gossipy, rude, and to have a disposition to speak falsely is called the second **Roudradhyāna**. The mind of a person who is devoid of expectations and is overwhelmed with intense anger, which leads to stealing, is called the third **Roudradhyāna**. To have a mind polluted with suspicion towards everyone in relation to protecting wealth is called the fourth **Roudradhyāna**. ||11-12||
**Meaning:** This four-fold **Roudradhyāna** exists in beings up to the **Deśaviratigunasthan** (stage of detachment from the world), in the form of doing, causing to do, and approving of these actions that are full of faults. ||13||
**Authority:** Sixteenth
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