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[ Samvayanga Sutra
180 ] I do not say that the highest restraint, liberation from the mass of darkness, is attained by those who are not free from all suffering. These others, who are like this, are described in detail.
In the Upasaka Dasanga, the special powers of the Upasakas (Shravakas), their community (family), detailed Dharma-listening, attainment of knowledge, approaching the Dharma Acharya, purity of right faith, stability of vows, possession of root and auxiliary virtues, their transgressions, special situations (time-measure of the Upasaka-paryaya), acceptance of images, their worship, endurance of obstacles, or obstacle-free observance, various types of austerities, conduct, vows, virtues, restraints, rejections, medicinal fasts and the final liberation of the last death, by properly cultivating the soul through the practice of these, by piercing many feasts (foods) with the austerity of fasting, by being born in the best, highest divine planes, by experiencing the incomparable, highest joys in those best planes, by enjoying them, and then by falling down (being born as humans) when the lifespan is exhausted, and by attaining enlightenment in the Jain faith and by possessing the highest restraint, they are liberated from the mass of darkness (ignorance-darkness-like sin-dust), and they attain the imperishable, auspicious happiness, free from all suffering. All this and other similar meanings are described in detail in this Upasaka Dasanga.
537 - In the Upasaka Dasanga, there are many recitations, countless Anuyogadwaras, countless Prathipattis, countless Vedhas, countless Shlokas, countless Niruktis, and countless Sangrahanis.
538 - This is the seventh Anga, in relation to the Upasaka Dasanga. It has one Shruta Skandha, ten Adhyayanas, ten Uddeshanakalas, ten Samuddeshanakalas. In terms of word-count, there are countless lakhs of words, countless letters, infinite Gamas, infinite Paryayas, many Tras, infinite Sthavaras. All this, eternal, non-eternal, bound, categorized, Jina-prajnapta, is described in this Anga, made known, exemplified, demonstrated, and explained. Through this Anga, the soul becomes the knower, the knower. Thus, by the exemplification of the feet and the actions, the nature of things is described, made known, exemplified, demonstrated, and explained. This is the description of the seventh Upasaka Dasanga.
539 - What is the Antagad Dasanga? In the Antagad Dasanga, there are descriptions of the Antagadas, their cities, gardens, parks, forests (forest-sections), kings, mothers and fathers, their assemblies, Dharma-teachers, Dharma-stories, the special merits of this world and the next, descriptions of enjoyments, renunciations, good acquisitions, paths of liberation, various images,