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This text describes the method of living in the field of non-attachment, its 144 transgressions and related atonement, etc. It discusses terms like village, city, hamlet, Karbatak, Madamb, port, rampart, Dronamukha, Nigama, capital, ashram, investment, Sambadha, Anshika, Putbhadan, Shankar, etc. It describes the Nakshatra month, Chandra month, Ritu month, Aditya month and Abhidhit month. It discusses the actions of Jinakalpika and Sthavirakalpika, Samvasarana, Tirthankara, Ganadhara, Aharakshariri, Anuttardeva, Chakravarti, Baldeva, Vasudeva, etc., their auspicious and inauspicious karma natures, the transformation of the Tirthankara's language into different languages, Afnagrigha, Rathiyamukha, Shringatak, Chatushk, Chatvar, Antaraphna, etc. It sheds light on the potential faults that may befall the Shramanis residing in the Upashrayas built in those places. The commentator has described twelve types of Dravya Gram (1) Uttanakamallaka, (2) Avaang Mukhamallaka, (3) Samputamallaka, (4) Uttanakhandamallaka, (5) Avaang Mukhkhandamallaka, (6) Samputakhandamallaka, (7) Bhiti, (8) Padali, (9) Valabhi, (10) Akshatak, (11) Ruchka, (12) Kashyapak. Jinakalpika Munis exist only during the time of Tirthankara, Ganadhara and Kevali. The Samachari of Jinakalpika Muni is described through twenty-seven doors: (1) Shruta, (2) Sanhanan, (3) Upsarga, (4) Atanka, (5) Vedana, (6) Katijan, (7) Sthandila, (8) Vasati, (9) Kiyaachir, (10) Ucchaar, (11) Prasravan, (12) Avakash, (13) Trunphalaka, (14) Sanrakshanata, (15) Sansthapanata, (16) Prabhriti, (17) Praagni, (18) Deep, (19) Avadhan, (20) Vatsyaksha, (21) Bhikshacharya, (22) Panak, (23) Lepalepa, (24) Lepa, (25) Prachaaml (26) Pratima, (27) Masakalp / While contemplating the state of Jinakalpika, light has been shed through these doors: field, time, character, pilgrimage, cycle, scripture, Veda, Kalpa, Linga, Leshya, meditation, calculation, acceptance, renunciation, shaving, atonement, cause, Nishpratikarma and devotion. After this, the nature of Pariharavishuddhik and Yathalandhik Kalpa is explained. The pravrajya, education, earning, irregular residence and outcome of Sthavirakalpika are all the same as Jinakalpika. While shedding light on the conduct of Shramanas, it describes the time of conduct, the area suitable or unsuitable for residence and sustenance of the Gachchha before conducting, the selection of supervisors, how to travel for the transcription of the area, the conduct route and Sthandila land, water, resting place, alms, residence, disturbance, etc., the method of entering the transcribable area, examining the inner mind of the humans there through alms, the knowledge of ease and difficulty in obtaining alms, medicine, etc., the permission of the head of the residence before conducting, seeing auspicious omens before conducting, etc. The Samachari of Sthavirakalpika sheds light on these points: 1. Transcription - the time of transcription of clothes, etc., the faults of transcription and their atonement / 2. Exit - the time of exiting the Upashraya / 3. Prabhriti - whether or not to stay in the house prepared for the householder. The related method and atonement / [63]