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## First Objective:
[285 Bahushruta Bahu-Agamjna Shravak, 6. Samyak Bhavit Jnani, i.e. Samyagdristi, a wise person, 7. Go outside the village, etc., and criticize in the presence of Arihant Siddhas / Here, Bahushruta Bahu-Agamjna is not present in three positions (1) Acharya Upadhyaya are generally Bahushruta Bahu-Pagamjna, therefore, there is no need for this adjective for them. In Brihatkalpa Bhashya Ga. 691-692, it is said that Acharya, etc., degree holders are generally Geetaarth / General Bhikshu are of both Geetaarth and Ageetartha types / (2) Samyagdristi or a wise person does not necessarily have to be Bahushruta. He is only eligible to listen to criticism and the Geetaarth critic Bhikshu himself accepts the atonement. (3) Arihant-Siddh Bhagwan are omniscient and all-seeing. There is no need for this adjective for them. The word "Samm Bhaviai Cheiyaai" is used in the sutra, which the commentator has interpreted as "Tasyapyabhave Yatrava Samyagbhavitani-Jinavachanavasitaantaha Karanani Devataani Pashyati Tatragatva Teshamantrike Palocheyat / In the absence of Shramanopasak, if one sees such a deity whose heart is perfumed by the words of Jina, then go to him and criticize him / Here, the commentator has interpreted the word "Cheiyaai" as "Devatā" and called him the one whose inner self is influenced by the words of Jina / Many meanings of the word "Cheiy" are given in the dictionary. In it, the meanings of "Jnani", "Bhikshu", etc., are also for the word "Cheiy" / In many sutras, the word "Cheiy" is used for Tirthankara Bhagwan Mahavira Swami, where that word is used to call Bhagwan "Jnani". In Upasakadasha A. 1, there is a vow related to the samkrit of Shramanopasak. In it, there is a prohibition on accepting Chetya, i.e., the virtuous, from other than the Tirthika, and on bowing, saluting, and talking to them, and on giving them food and water / There, the word "Cheiy" is clearly used in the sense of Bhikshu. The word "Cheiy" used in the present sutra also means "the idol of Arihant Bhagwan" belonging to the idol-worshipping community, but it is contrary to the meaning of the commentator and also contradicts the previous and subsequent sutras. Because the commentator has used the word "Antahkaran" here, it cannot be in the idol / The sutra says to go outside the village, etc., for the sake of Arihant Siddha's witness in the absence of Samyak Bhavit Chaitya. If the meaning of Arihant Chaitya was a temple, then there would have been a statement to criticize in the temple itself in the presence of Arihant Siddha, there would have been no need to give a separate option to go outside the village. Therefore, it is appropriate to interpret the word "Cheiy" in the present case as "Jnani or wise man".