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## Chapter 64: Dasha-Shruta-Skandha Sutra
This chapter discusses the eight types of **Gani-Sampada-Gani-Sampat** (wealth of knowledge and wealth of conduct). The disciple asks, "What are the eight types of **Gani-Sampada-Gani-Sampat**?" The teacher replies, "These are the eight types of **Gani-Sampada-Gani-Sampat**."
**Fourth Dasha:**
**Original Text:** "O Ayushman Shiष्य! I have heard that the Bhagavan has said this. In this Jain Dharma, the elder Bhagavants have described eight types of **Gani-Sampat**. The disciple asked, "O Bhagavan! What are the eight types of **Gani-Sampat**?" The teacher replied, "These are the eight types of **Gani-Sampat**."
**Commentary:** This Sutra clarifies that the author is conveying the teachings as he heard them from the Bhagavan. This confirms the authenticity of the **Shruta-Jnana** (knowledge derived from scriptures), as it helps reveal the true nature of the soul, unlike **Mithya-Shruta** (false knowledge) which fuels wrong beliefs. Therefore, **Shruta-Jnana** is beneficial for all beings.
This Sutra also emphasizes the importance of **Aapt-Vakya** (words of the enlightened), which are the words of the **Sarvagya** (omniscient). As this Sutra is a **Sarvagya-Ukt** (statement of the omniscient), it is completely valid and authoritative. Therefore, the teachings in this Sutra are beneficial for both this world and the next.
In reality, **Atmik-Sampat** (spiritual wealth) is the true wealth of the soul, while **Dravya-Sampat** (material wealth) is temporary and perishable. **Bhav-Sampat** (wealth of conduct) remains with the soul and helps reveal its true nature.
This Dasha specifically focuses on **Bhav-Sampat**, and its first Sutra is as follows...