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Butter (ghee) and other such substances should not be kept beyond the fourth watch of the night, but they can be kept if there is a special compelling reason. In addition to this, there is another distinction in the form of an exception. In fact, there are many types of secondary distinctions. For example, Samasa Sutra, Akhyata Sutra, Taddhita Sutra and Nirukta Sutra, etc.
Therefore, the study of any Sutra should be done with knowledge of its distinctions and sub-distinctions. Knowledge of these distinctions makes it easier to understand the meaning of the Sutra. A seeker of true good conduct should have a good understanding of both the Sutra and its meaning, only then can he attain the desired success. We have already written that without purposeful study, no one can succeed in that subject. Therefore, studying with proper knowledge of both the Sutra and its meaning can be the means of achieving special results.
If a person has this curiosity in his mind that whether this Sutra has been given a Mangalacharan at the beginning or not. He should not forget this point first of all that the original creator of all the scriptures is Lord Arhan Bhagwan himself. Since they are created by him, they are all auspicious in nature. Mangalacharan is done for the worship of the desired deity. Where the creator himself is the desired deity, what is the need for other auspiciousness? This doubt may arise that it is true that the original creator is Lord Bhagwan himself. But the Sutras were composed by the Ganadharas, then they must have remembered their desired deity by Mangalacharan? It is true, but it should be kept in mind that the Ganadharas have only translated the meaning of the Agam, which was propounded by Lord Bhagwan, in the form of a Sutra. Therefore, they also did not consider it necessary to do any kind of auspiciousness to express the meaning propounded by Bhagwan.
Or this scripture is quoted from Anga and Poona. Therefore, every letter of it is auspicious. Even then, there may be a doubt that if the Ganadharas themselves did not feel any need for it, then they should have done something auspicious at the beginning, middle and end for the sake of good conduct and the education of the disciple tradition.