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1. Samyamakushal - The monk who has renounced the inauspicious yoga (activity) and inauspicious dhyana (meditation), i.e., arta-raudra dhyana, and remains absorbed in the auspicious yoga and dharma-shukla dhyana, who always keeps his soul-transformations pure, who is free from the fear of this world and the next, is a "Samyamakushal" (adept in restraint).
2. Pravachanakushal - The one who is the knower of the Jina's teachings and a skilled preceptor, who understands the meaning, the ultimate meaning, the connection and distinction of the sutras, the manifold excellent meanings, and the wondrous meanings, who knows the tradition of scriptural learning and meaning, who comprehends the nature of substances through valid knowledge, logical viewpoints, and scriptural references, who is replete with the jewels of scriptural learning, who has properly grasped and contemplated the scriptures in the right manner, who has determined their flawlessness, and who has extensively and purely retained their meanings through discussions with the erudite, such a virtuous monk is "Pravachanakushal" (adept in expounding the scriptures).
3. Prajnaptikushal - The monk who has rightly ascertained the secular scriptures, Vedas, Puranas, and his own doctrines, who is the right knower of religious discourses and explanations of meanings, who is skilled in describing the nature and distinctions of the living and non-living, the causes of karmic bondage and liberation, the movement in the four gatis (realms of existence) and their causes, and the resulting happiness and suffering, who can properly refute the wrong views of opponents and is adept at explaining his own doctrines, is "Prajnaptikushal" (adept in scriptural knowledge).
4. Samgrahakushal - The monk who is skilled in accumulating, through substance, the accessories, disciples, etc., and through disposition, the scriptures, meanings, and virtues within the self, who remembers to compassionately serve the sick, aged, etc. according to time and place, who provides recitation to the sick preceptors, who disciplines the monks who violate the code of conduct or are prone to passions, who renders guru-devotion through food discipline, etc., who performs the internal activities of the monastic order or brings the outsiders into it, who fulfills the necessary requirements of food, accessories, etc. for each, who is skilled in living together and accommodating others, and who is skilled in sewing, anointing, etc., is a "Samgrahakulsal" (adept in harmonious conduct).
5. Upagrahakushal - The monk who provides bedding, seating, accessories, food, medicine, etc. to the young, old, sick, ascetic, and incapable monks, who serves them personally or has others serve them, who conveys the instructions or messages of the preceptors to the designated monks, and who guides those without preceptors with affection, is "Upagrahakushal" (adept in rendering assistance).
6. The monk who partakes of pure food free from defects of action, speech, and thought, and who observes perfect conduct.| SR No. | 003494 |
| Book Title | Agam 26 Chhed 03 Vyavahara Sutra Stahanakvasi |
| Original Sutra Author | N/A |
| Author | Madhukarmuni, Kanhaiyalal Maharaj, Trilokmuni, Devendramuni, Ratanmuni |
| Publisher | Agam Prakashan Samiti |
| Publication Year | 1982 |
| Total Pages | 287 |
| Language | Hindi |
| Classification | Book_Devnagari |
| File Size | 7 MB |