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## Dhoya Uddeshak
**[203 2. Giving or causing to be given the recitation of the Cheda Sutras without giving the recitation of the Pracharanga Sutra / 3. Giving the recitation of the Kalikashruta to an uninitiated or ineligible Sadhu. 4. Not paying attention to giving the recitation to worthy Sadhus at the appropriate time. 5. Giving the recitation to those who do not abandon their vices and do not pacify their quarrels. 6. Giving the recitation of the Kalikashruta (Angasutra or Cheda Sutra) to someone under sixteen years of age. 7. Giving the recitation to one Sadhu of equal qualification and not to another. 8. Giving the recitation to a lax Sadhu of the Sveta-Gachchha or another Gachchha. 9. Giving the recitation to a householder who is a Mithyatva-mati or placing him among those who receive the recitation, then they incur the small-four-month penance. Nishith U. 19, Sutra 16-35 **
**Characteristics of those who are fit and unfit for receiving education**
**12. Those who are Dus-sannyapya (difficult to understand) are as follows: 1. Dusht, 2. Mūḍha, 3. Vyudgrahit. 13. Those who are Su-sannyapya (easy to understand) are as follows: 1. Pravuta, 2. Amūḍha, 3. Avya-udgrahit.**
**12. These three are called Dus-sannyapya (difficult to understand), as follows: 1. Dusht - one who harbors hatred towards the teacher who imparts the essence of the scriptures, 2. Mūḍha - one who is ignorant of virtues and vices, 3. Vyudgrahit - one who is prejudiced and holds onto blind faith. / 13. These three are called Su-sannyapya (easy to understand), as follows: 1. Adusht - one who does not harbor hatred towards the teacher who imparts the essence of the scriptures, 2. Amūḍha - one who knows virtues and vices, 3. Avya-udgrahit - one who has right faith.**
**Discussion - 1. 'Dusht' is one who harbors hatred towards the Guru, etc., who formulates the scriptures, or who harbors hatred towards the essence that is being expounded. 2. 'Mūḍha' is one who is devoid of the discernment of virtues and vices. / 3. 'Vyudgrahit' is one who is extremely opinionated and holds onto contrary beliefs. All three types of Sadhus are Dus-sannyapya, meaning it is very difficult to make them understand. Even if explained, they do not understand. There is no benefit in teaching or explaining to them. Therefore, they are completely unfit for receiving the recitation of the Sutras. But those who are free from hatred, who are endowed with the discernment of benefit and harm, and who are not opinionated or hold onto contrary beliefs, are fit to receive education. / Such individuals are the ones who...**