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## Chapter Thirty-Four
**The **Jina Guna Sampatti** Vrat**
**Verse 122:**
The **Jina Guna Sampatti** Vrat consists of five **Kalyaṇakas** (auspicious acts), thirty-four **Atiśayas** (superhuman powers), eight **Prātihāryas** (miracles), and sixteen **Kāraṇa-bhāvanās** (motivations). These are to be observed as **Upavāsa** (fasts) and **Pāraṇā** (breaking of fasts) in the following manner: five **Upavāsa** for the five **Kalyaṇakas**, thirty-four **Upavāsa** for the thirty-four **Atiśayas**, eight **Upavāsa** for the eight **Prātihāryas**, and sixteen **Upavāsa** for the sixteen **Kāraṇa-bhāvanās**. After each **Upavāsa**, a **Pāraṇā** is to be performed. This vrat is completed in one hundred and twenty-six days. By observing this vrat, one attains the qualities of the **Jina** (liberated being) and becomes a **Tīrthaṅkara** (spiritual leader).
**The **Divya Lakṣaṇa Paṅkti** Vrat**
**Verse 123:**
The **Divya Lakṣaṇa Paṅkti** Vrat consists of thirty-two **Vyanjana** (ingredients), sixty-four **Kalā** (arts), and one hundred and eight **Lakṣaṇa** (characteristics), totaling two hundred and four **Lakṣaṇa**. This vrat requires two hundred and four **Upavāsa** and **Pāraṇā**. Each **Upavāsa** is followed by a **Pāraṇā**, making a total of four hundred and eight days for the completion of this vrat. By observing this vrat, the individual becomes extremely great and manifests a series of excellent **Divya Lakṣaṇa** (divine characteristics).
**The **Dharmachakra** Vrat**
The **Dharmachakra** Vrat consists of one thousand **Arā** (cycles). Each **Arā** requires one **Upavāsa**, making a total of one thousand **Upavāsa**. Since there are one thousand **Arā**, there are also one thousand **Pāraṇā**. Therefore, the total number of **Upavāsa** and **Pāraṇā** in this vrat is two thousand. This vrat should be observed with one **Upavāsa** followed by one **Pāraṇā**, and so on. It is essential to perform one **Velā** (meal) at the beginning and one **Velā** at the end of this vrat. This vrat is completed in two thousand and four days and leads to the attainment of the **Dharmachakra** (wheel of righteousness).
**The **Paraspara Kalyāṇa** Vrat**
The **Paraspara Kalyāṇa** Vrat consists of five **Upavāsa** for the five **Kalyaṇakas**, eight **Upavāsa** for the eight **Prātihāryas**, and thirty-four **Upavāsa** for the thirty-four **Atiśayas**, totaling forty-seven **Upavāsa**. These forty-seven **Upavāsa** are to be counted twenty-four times, resulting in eleven hundred and twenty-eight **Upavāsa**. Since there are eleven hundred and twenty-eight **Upavāsa**, there are also eleven hundred and twenty-eight **Pāraṇā**. Therefore, the total number of **Upavāsa** and **Pāraṇā** in this vrat is two thousand two hundred and fifty-six. This vrat should be observed with one **Upavāsa** followed by one **Pāraṇā**, and so on. It is completed in two thousand two hundred and fifty-six days. One **Velā** is to be performed at the beginning and one **Velā** at the end of this vrat. This vrat brings about the welfare of the individual who observes it.
**Note:**
1. The verse describing the **Dharmachakra** Vrat is not available in the copies we have, but it is mentioned in the translation by **Thoman** and **Sw. Pan. Gajadharlalji**. Therefore, it is likely that the verse was present in the copies they had access to. We have included the description of this vrat based on their translation.
2. The description of the **Paraspara Kalyāṇa** Vrat is also based on the translation by **Pan. Gajadharlalji**. The translation of the line "**Ādau ṣaṣṭhopavāsah syāt samāptāv aṣṭamastathā**" in his translation goes beyond the description of this vrat and has been included here.