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73/8. Those Śrāvakas who are in the tenth Śrāvaka pratima are with braided hair. They are of the same dharma due to their teachings, not due to their gender and attire. Nihnvas are of the same dharma due to their gender but not due to their teachings. 73/9. Those Śrāvakas and Sadhus who are endowed with various Kṣayika etc. Samyaktva are of the same dharma due to their teachings, not due to their vision. Tīrthankaras and Pratyekabuddhas are of the same dharma due to their vision, not due to their teachings. 73/10. Similarly, one should know the relationship of knowledge and conduct with teachings. They are of the same dharma due to teachings but not due to their possessions; for example, the possessions of Śrāvakas and Munis are different. 73/11. Nihnvas, Tīrthankaras and Pratyekabuddhas - all three are of the same dharma due to their possessions, not due to their teachings. Similarly, one should know the fourfold truth of teachings and contemplation. Now I will tell the remaining examples of the fourfold truth. 73/12. Similarly, with terms like gender-based samādharma, vision-based samādharma etc., one should combine each term like gender etc. with the fourfold truth of superior terms like vision, knowledge etc. Those fourfold truths which are not similar to others in terms of examples should be discarded, and the remaining options should be known in the same way. 73/13. In this division of the fourfold truth, where one is of the same dharma due to gender but not due to vision, Nihnvas and Pratima-dhari Śrāvakas with different visions come. The food prepared for them is conceivable for a Sadhu but not prepared for a Sadhu. In this second division, where one is of the same dharma due to vision but not due to gender, Pratyekabuddhas, Tīrthankaras and ordinary Śrāvakas come. The food prepared for them is conceivable for a Muni.
1. The fourfold truth based on teachings and gender is as follows:
• Of the same dharma due to teachings, not due to gender.
• Of the same dharma due to gender, not due to teachings.
• Of the same dharma due to teachings, also of the same dharma due to gender.
• Neither of the same dharma due to teachings nor of the same dharma due to gender.
In Vyavahāra-bhāṣya, the corresponding verse of this verse is found as follows:
"All Nihnvas are of the same dharma due to gender, not due to teachings.
But those who are of the same dharma due to teachings, are not of the same dharma due to gender with braided hair." (Vyabhā 991)
The commentator, while explaining this verse, says that if one Sadhu or Śrāvaka is endowed with Kṣayopashamika vision and the other is endowed with Aupaśamika or Kṣayika Samyaktva, then they are of the same dharma due to teachings, not due to vision (Mavṛ P. 56).
3. Just as the four divisions of gender and vision have been mentioned with examples (verse 73/13), similarly, there are options for gender and knowledge, and gender and conduct. Leaving those aside, one should mention the options for gender and vision, and gender and possessions.
4. The author has mentioned only two divisions. The commentator has explained the examples of the remaining two divisions. In this division, where one is of the same dharma due to gender and has the same vision, Sadhus and Ekādaśa Pratima-dhari Śrāvakas come. In this, the food prepared for the Śrāvaka is conceivable, but not conceivable for the Sadhu. In the fourth division, where one is neither of the same dharma due to gender nor due to vision, Pratyekabuddhas, Tīrthankaras and Śrāvakas without Pratima come. The food prepared for them is conceivable for a Sadhu. The commentator has also described in detail the fourfold truth of gender and knowledge, gender and conduct etc. (For details, see Mavṛ P. 57, 58).