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## Third Class
This is the meaning of the third class of the Anuttaropapatikadasa, as stated by the Shraman Bhagwan Mahavira.
**Commentary:**
This sutra is in the form of a conclusion. From this sutra, we first understand that every disciple should have complete devotion towards the Dev-Guru-Dharma and should manifest good qualities through Guru-Bhakti. Just as in the final sutra, Shri Sudharmaswami, while concluding, has revealed the virtues of Shraman Bhagwan Mahavira. He says to his disciple Jambu, "O Jambu! This sutra has been expounded by those Bhagwans who are the Adikar, that is, the interpreters of the scriptures related to Shruta-Dharma, who are Tirthankaras, that is, (Taranti Yena Sansarasagaramiiti, Tirtham-Pravachanam, Tadavyatirekaadihi Sangha Titham, Tasyakaranashiilatvaat Tirthakarastena) by whom people cross the ocean of Samsara, that is called Tirth. That Tirth is Bhagwat Pravachan and the Sangha, being inseparable from it, is also called Tirth. The great person who established it has shed light on the meaning of this sutra. By revealing this, the authenticity of the Agam has been revealed. With this purpose, Sudharmaswami Bhagwan shows all the qualities displayed in 'Namotthu Nam' here. When a person becomes Sarvagya and Sarvadarshi, at that time he becomes the bearer of infinite and unparalleled qualities. The one who follows his path can also one day become transformed in the same way. Therefore, every person should try to emulate them as much as possible. Bhagwan is the one who grants us fearlessness in the ocean of Samsara and is the one who gives refuge, that is, (Sharanam-Tranam, Ajnanophatanaam Tadrakshaasthanam, Taccha Paramartatho Nirvanam, Taddadati Iti Sharanadah) the one who gives Nirvana, the only place of protection for ignorant and deluded individuals, by attaining which the soul becomes established in its own realm in the Siddha-pad. Bhagwan has also been described as 'Aapratihat-Gyan-Darshan-Dhar'. Its meaning is (Aapratihate Katakudyaparvatadaibhiraskhaliite'visanvadake Va Kshayikatvaad Vare-Pradhane Gyan-Darshane Kevalalaksane Dharayatiiti-Aapratihatavargyan-Darshanadharastena) that is, the Sarvagya and Sarvadarshi Bhagwan, who holds the supreme Kevalgyan and Kevaldarshan, which is not in any way fallible, when worshipped with a pure heart, the soul will surely attain Nirvana-pad and become one with it. Remember that for attaining this position, the practice of Samyaggyan-Darshan and Charitra is absolutely necessary. When we worship a person, our goal should always be to become like them. Only then can we succeed in it. It has already been said that karma is the cause of Samsara. Their destruction should be the first goal of the seeker of liberation. As long as karma remains, then...