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This is a discussion. There is also a commentary on this appointment. Which is more detailed. The appointments of the Brihatkalpa and Vyavahar are very similar in terms of style, sentiment and language. The facts and principles of sadhana are almost the same in both. This appointment has been merged into the commentary. We have already mentioned in the past that the name of the author of the Vyavahar Bhashya has not yet been known. Like the Brihatkalpa Bhashya, this Bhashya also sheds light on the conduct and thoughts of the Nirgrantha and Nirgranthis. First of all, the nature of Vyavahar, Vyavhari and Vyavhartavya has been discussed in the preface. From the point of view of faults in conduct, the meaning, difference, cause, special study, Tadah Parshad etc. of atonement have been discussed and many examples have also been given to clarify the subject. After this, contemplation has been done from the point of view of deposit on the words like Bhikshu, Masparihar, Sthanapratisevana, Alochana etc. There is a separate provision of atonement for Atikram, Vyatikrama, Atichar, Anachar related to Adhakarma. The purity of both Mulaguna and Uttaraguna is done by atonement. For Atikram, there is a provision of Masaguru and Kalalghu atonement, for Atichar, Tapoguru and Kalaguru and for Anachar, Chaturguru atonement. Pindavishuddhi Samiti Bhavana Tap Pratima and Abhiggraha are all in Uttaraguna. They have forty-two, eighty, twenty-five, twelve, twelve and four differences respectively. There are two types of the man who does atonement: Nirgat and Vartaman. Those who have crossed the Atikrant by Tapohr atonement are Nirgat and those who are present are Vartaman. Their differences have also been made. There are four types of men who are eligible for atonement: 1. Ubhaytara who can serve others while practicing the sadhana of restraint and penance. 2. Atmatara - who can only do penance. 3. Paratara - who can only serve. 4. Anyatara - who can only practice one of penance and service at a time. Malochana Palochanaha and Alochak do not happen without. Alochanaha is itself Acharavan, Pradharavan, Vyavharavan, Apvridak, Prakurbhi, Niryapak, Apayadarshi and Aparishrabi, endowed with these qualities. The Alochak is also endowed with these ten qualities: Jatisampanna, Kulsampanna, Vinayasampanna, Gyanasampanna, Darshanasampanna, Charanasampanna, Kshata, Danta, Amayi and Apachchattpi. Along with this, the Bhashyakar has also contemplated on the faults of Alochana, the substance that is the subject of it, etc., the method of giving atonement, etc. In the description of Pariharatapas, the analysis of service has been done and examples of Subhadra and Mugawati have also been given. The five types of Aroopana: Prasthapanika, Sthapita, Kritsna, Akritsna and Hadhada have been told and discussed in detail. There is a description of various types of atonements for leaving the Gachch due to laxity and rejoining the Gachch. The nature of Parsvastha, Yathachchanda, Kushil, Pravasanna and Sansakta has been highlighted. [68]