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This is the sixth chapter, with commentary in Hindi.
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Original meaning: O venerable disciple! I have heard that the Bhagavan has stated that in this Jina-shastra, the venerable elders have established eleven images of the devotee. The disciple asked, O Bhagavan! Which eleven images of the devotee have the venerable elders established? The Guru replied that the eleven images of the devotee that will be mentioned have been established by the venerable elders, such as:
Commentary: In this sutra, similar to the initial sutras of the previous chapters, it is stated in the form of a question and answer between Shri Sudha and his disciple Shri Jambu Swami that there are eleven images of the devotee. The rest of the description is the same as before.
These eleven images lead the devotees towards samadhi, therefore they are completely worthy of acceptance. Through them, the actions of the Jain vanaprastha can be well achieved.
Now, the sutrakar begins the subject of the chapter, first describing the subject of the darshan-pratima, because with its existence, the remaining images can be easily achieved: _Akirya-vai yaavi bhavai, nahiya-vai, nahiya-panne, nahiya-ditti, no sammvai, no nitiya-vai, nasanti paraloga-vai, natthi ihloae, natthi paraloae, natthi maya, natthi piya, natthi arihanta, natthi chakkavatti, natthi baldeva, natthi vasudeva, natthi niraya, natthi neraiya, natthi sukkad-dukkadanam phal-vitti-viseso, no succinna kamm succinna phala bhavanti, no duccinna kamm duccinna phala bhavanti aphale kallana pavae, no paccayati jiva, natthi niraya, natthi siddha, se evam vadi evam-panne evam-ditti evam-chanda-raga-mati-nivite yaavi bhavai._