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## Preface
The power of recognition has been revealed. This great soul, who lived 2500 years ago, has collected the inauspicious emotions that arise in all of our minds. As I read, I felt immense joy. Later, during the Upadhanatapas organized at the Shri Sankheshwar Mahatirth, it was decided to take the subject of 63 Durdhyan as the topic of the lecture for the devotees of Upadhanatapas. The lectures given during those days and the reflections that followed touched my soul. On that occasion, the opportunity I received to purify my own mind and the minds of many others, the grace of the author, the great sage, is still remembered.
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The Shraman Bhagavants, who are committed to accepting the ultimate truth, the Anashan, and who embrace death, are called Pandit Pandit Maran. The devotee who worships Pandit Pandit Maran is known as a "Kshapak". At the end of their life, the Gitaarth Guru Bhagavant recites the worship of the Kshapaks who have passed away before them.
The Kshapak, who is ready for Anashan, first salutes the Tirthankara Paramatama, from Yugaadinath Shri Rishabhdev to Charamtirthapati Shri Mahaviraswami. Then, he salutes the Ganadhar Bhagavants, like Shri Pundarik Swami, who are the masters of the second intellect.
After accepting the four refuges, acknowledging the Duskrutgah and approving the Sukrut, the devotee remembers the five Mahavratas that he has followed throughout his life.
He rejects the sources of sin like violence, etc.
He develops a feeling of friendship towards all beings.
He abandons hatred and seeks forgiveness from all beings.
He makes the state of Samadhi more stable.
He abandons many faults like the four types of dietary practices, ten Sanjnas, three Garvas, sixteen Kashayas, etc.
He makes a vow that the worship of Virati Dharma done so far and the acceptance of Papnivritti at the end will lead to liberation in the future life.
He salutes the Siddha Bhagavants who have attained liberation and the Arihant Paramatama who shows the path to liberation, with devotion.
He has faith in the path of truth shown by the Tarak Tirthankaras.
The Kshapak, who accepts the Nirpavad Anashan, once again rejects sins and accepts the Niratichar Anashan.
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