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## The Tenth Chapter
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Due to the arising of their evil karma, they experience **apṛthagvikriyā** (separate actions), which are extremely distorted, repulsive, and deformed. ||32||
Upon reaching the **paryāpta** (completion) stage, they attain the knowledge of **vibhanga** (separation), which makes them remember their past enemies and they begin to express their animosity. ||10||
Those who were wise in committing sins in their previous birth, who were skilled in uttering harsh words, and who were wicked, are now experiencing the fruits of their evil deeds. ||104||
O God, that minister, **Śatabuddhi**, has attained great suffering related to the second hell due to the arising of his evil karma, as described above. ||105||
Therefore, those wise men who do not desire the intense suffering of the hells mentioned above, should worship this **Jina**-proclaimed Dharma. ||106||
This Jain Dharma protects from suffering, this Dharma expands happiness, and this Dharma grants the liberation-happiness arising from the destruction of karma. ||107||
Through this Jain Dharma, one attains the position of Indra, Chakravarti, and Ganadhara. The position of **Tīrthankara** is also attained through this Dharma, and the supreme **siddh** position is also obtained through it. ||108||
This Jain Dharma is the relative of beings, this is the friend, and this is the teacher. Therefore, O God, fix your mind on this Jain Dharma, which grants happiness in heaven and liberation. ||109||
Hearing these words of **Preetikara** Jina, **Śrīdhara**, the pure-minded, attained great devotion to Dharma. ||110||
Following the instructions of his teacher, he went to the second hell and began to explain to **Śatabuddhi**: "O simple-minded **Śatabuddhi**, do you know me, the mighty one?" ||111||
In that existence, your **mithyātva** (false belief) was very strong due to your reliance on many false beliefs. See, the fruit of that **mithyātva**, which brings suffering, is before you. ||112||
Thus, **Śatabuddhi**, having been explained by him, embraced pure **samyagdarshana** (right faith) and attained supreme purity by abandoning the defilement of **mithyātva**. ||113||
At the end of his life, this **Śatabuddhi** being, having emerged from those hells, went to the eastern part of **Puṣkaradvīpa**, the land of **Prāgvideha**. ||114||
**Note:** The terms in bold are Jain terms.