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## Fourth Study: Pratikraman
**[99]**
You are auspicious, supreme, O Lord! O Master! You are always a refuge in this life, the next life, and all lives.
**Second Verse:**
The glorious Siddha Bhagavan are infinite in number, classified into fifteen categories: Tirtha Siddha, Atirtha Siddha, Tirthankara Siddha, Atirthankara Siddha, Swayambuddha Siddha, Pratyekabuddha Siddha, Buddhabodhita Siddha, Strilinga Siddha, Purushaling Siddha, Napumsakaling Siddha, Swaling Siddha, Anyaling Siddha, Grihasthalingsiddha, Ekasiddha, Anekasiddha. They are born without birth, without aging, without death, without fear, without disease, without sorrow, without suffering, without poverty, without karma, without body, without delusion, without Maya, without servant, without master, without hunger, without thirst, they are the light within the light, they have accomplished all tasks, and have become infinite Siddha Bhagavan in fourteen ways, classified into fifteen categories. They possess eight qualities: infinite knowledge, infinite vision, क्षायिक सम्यक्त्व, infinite bliss, unshakeable अवगाहना, formless, without weight, infinite energy.
O glorious Siddha Bhagavan, if I have committed any unintentional offense against you during the day, please forgive me. I fold my hands, bow my head, and offer salutations with the Tikkhutto mantra one thousand and eight times. May you be my refuge in all lives, forever.
**Third Verse:**
The glorious Acharya Maharaj are adorned with thirty-six qualities, they observe the five great vows, the five conducts, they have conquered the five senses, they have abandoned the four passions, they observe pure celibacy with the nine restraints, they are pure in the five समिति, the three गुप्ति, and in their worship. They possess these thirty-six qualities and eight possessions: (1) आचारसम्पदा, (2) श्रुतसम्पदा, (3) शरीरसम्पदा, (4) वचनसम्पदा, (5) वाचनासम्पदा, (6) मतिसम्पदा, (7) प्रयोगमतिसम्पदा, (8) परिज्ञासम्पदा.
The glorious Acharya Maharaj are just, benevolent, renunciant, detached, great in qualities, and devoted to qualities. O glorious Acharya Maharaj, if I have committed any unintentional offense against you during the day and night, please forgive me. I fold my hands, bow my head, and offer salutations with the Tikkhutto mantra one thousand and eight times. May you be my refuge in all lives, forever.
**Fourth Verse:**
The glorious Upadhyaya Maharaj possess twenty-five qualities (including the eleven Angas, twelve Upangas, Charanasattari, Karanasattari) and know the Angas and Upangas Sutras with their original meaning.
The eleven Angas are: Acharanga, Suyagadaanga, Thanaanga, Samavayaanga, Vivahapannaati (Bhagavati), Nayaadhammakah (Jnatadharmakatha), Upasakadasa, Antagadadasa, Anuttarovavai, Panhavaagaran (Prashnavyakaran), Vivaagsu (Vipak Shruta).
The twelve Upangas are: Uvavai, Rayappaseni, Jivajivabhigam, Pannavanaa, Jambudvippapannaati, Chandapannaati, Surapannaati, Nirayavaliya, Kappavadansya, Pufphya, Pufph Chuliya, Vahnidasha.