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## Domaashti: Anidhas Gat Vikalp, Teena Yaajak Kutark (333)
It is appropriate to spend for the benefit of other beings. One should dedicate their body to service, their mind to the welfare of others, their speech to good purposes, their wealth to alleviate the suffering of the poor and distressed, and contribute their efforts to the betterment of the world. Because the virtues of the righteous are for the benefit of others. "Patray Saan Trimoortiyah." And such acts of benevolence should be pure, meaning completely pure. This means that one should ensure that no harm is caused to another being, and that the benefit of one does not come at the expense of another. Any act that is performed without causing any suffering to any being is pure benevolence. Also, there should be no expectation of any reward in this life or the next for such acts of benevolence. Acts of benevolence should be selfless, and only then are they considered "pure."
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## Tan, Man, Dhanthi Paapkar
## ★ Kutarkni Asarta J Bataavva Mate Kahe Chhe
Avidyasangataah Praayo Vikalpaah Sarve Ev Yat. Tadyognatmachhesh Ta Minen Tat. ||10||
Avidyasangat Praay Te, Haay Vikalp Tamaam; Tas Yaajak J Kutark Aa, Tethi Evu Shu Kaam? 90
A: - Ghanu Kari Ne Savey Vikalpe Avidyasanyukt Haay Chhe, Ane Te Vikalpna Chojanaroop Aa Kutark Chhe. Tethi Karine Aa Kutarkthi Shu?
## Vivechan
"Jahaan Kalpana Jalpana, Tahaan Maana Duhkha Chhaay;
Mite Kalpana Jalpana, Tab Vastu Tin Paai." - Shreemad Rajchandraji
Sarvath Vikalpe - Shavikalpe Te Avikalpa Praaye Karine Avidyasangat Hoy.
## Vritti:
Nivaasantaah - Aavidyasangat, Gyaanavaraniy Aadithi Samprukt-Sayukt, Ye-Praaye, Mahulyaathi, Vistvaah Sarve Tra-Vikalpe Sarvesha - Shavika, Ane Arthavikalp, Cha-Kaaran Ke, Tojnaanam - Ane Teene Yaajanatmak, Te Vikalpna Yaajanatmak, Tatt - Aa - Gaamam - Payas Aadi Vikalp Karavaavade Karine, 1 - Kutark - Kt - Lakshnawaala Chhe. Minen - Tethi Karine Enaathi Shu? Eenu Shu Kaam Chhe? Kanhi Nahi', Em Ath Chhe.