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The *Jivajivaabhigamsutra* is suitable. It means that by this principle, *Jinatva* is attained. As said, by partaking of the *Jinamat*, the *Sadhu* class attains *Avadhijnana*, *Man:paryavgyana* and *Kevalgyana*. Therefore, *Jinamat* is adorned with the epithet *Jinanulom*. *Jinappaniyam* - This *Jain* principle is *Jin* originated. That is, it is stated by the present *Tirthadhipati* Shri Vardhaman Swami. Upon attaining *Kevalgyana*, Shri Vardhaman Swami told the *Ganadharas* like Gautama, who had the supreme qualities like *Beejabuddhi*, the three *Matrika* words, which are the essence of all meanings, " *Uppanna* *iva*, *Vigame* *iva*, *Dhuvei* *iva*." Taking these three *Matrika* words as the basis, the *Ganadharas* like Gautama composed the *Dwadashangi*. Therefore, this *Jinamat* is *Jin* originated. This statement shows that the *Pragam* *sutra* is *Paurusheya* and not *Apaurusheya*. *Agama* is a word form and without the action of a person, words cannot be uttered. Without the action of a person, words do not sound in the sky. Those who follow the *Mimamsa* school consider *Agama* to be *Apaurusheya*. Their belief is refuted by this epithet. *Jinparooviyam* - This *Jinamat* is formulated by the *Jineshwara*. This epithet shows that Lord Vardhaman Swami formulated this principle in such a way that the listeners could understand its essence well. Here, one may doubt that this study or topic will remain with unknown meaning, even if it is heard from the *Sarvagya*. Because the intention of the *Sarvagya* cannot be grasped directly. In such a situation, how will there be conviction or belief in the meaning of the word that is the subject of that intention? Just as a *Mlechchha* person can only imitate the speech of an *Aarya* person, but cannot understand its meaning, similarly, the listener cannot understand the meaning of the words of the *Sarvagya*. The solution to the above doubt is that although the intention of the speaker is indirect, it is still known through inference etc. By knowing the intention, the listener gets to know the meaning of the word with the help of the indication. If this does not happen, then the eternal word usage will be destroyed. There will be no use of word usage. Even a child understands the meaning from words. Words like *Saindhava* etc., which have many meanings, are also indicated by the Lord and tell the fixed meaning through context and appropriateness etc. Therefore, even words with multiple meanings convey the intended meaning. ... The Lord formulates the principles in such a way that the listener gets the right understanding. The Lord is well-wisher of all, He is not misleading, therefore, He makes the one who understands otherwise understand his mistake and makes him realize the true meaning. He does not ignore the one who understands otherwise, because He is engaged in the propagation of the *Tirtha*. Therefore, the *Ganadharas* get the intended meaning directly from the words of the Lord and the rest of the listeners get it through tradition. Therefore, *Agama* does not have an unknown meaning. 1. *Paryabhiprāyam ajñātvā mleccha vāgyogatulyatā / Sarvagñādapi hi śrotustadanyasyārthadarśane //*