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## [315 Third Uddeshak]
8. **Abhinnaachar:** One who perfectly observes all five aachars without engaging in any kind of atichaar (transgression).
9. **Ashbalachar:** One whose conduct is free from any flaws in conduct, behavior, language, appearance, etc., or one who is free from shbal doshas (minor transgressions).
10. **Asanklishta-achar:** A monk who does not desire worldly or otherworldly pleasures, or one who has abandoned anger, etc., and is free from sanklishta (impure) results.
The meaning of terms like "Kshat-achar" should be understood in the opposite sense, such as:
1. One who engages in doshas like adha karma (half-hearted actions).
2. One who engages in atichaars and finds fault with the five aachars or five mahavrats (great vows).
3. One who lacks discernment in conduct, language, etc., and engages in shbal doshas.
4. One who desires praise, reputation, respect, and material pleasures, or one who has sanklishta results due to anger, etc.
**Bahushrut:** One who knows many sutras and their meanings is called "Bahushrut" or "Bahupragamjna".
The use of these terms varies in different pragams (texts). For example:
1. One who possesses qualities like depth, discernment, and intelligence.
2. One who is skilled in discussing and debating Jain principles or one who knows the main principles.
3. One who practices many sutras.
4. One who is proficient in the Cheda Sutras.
5. One who is skilled in aachar and prayashchitta (penance) practices.
6. There are three types of Bahushrut: Jghanya (lowest), Madhyama (middle), and Utkrishta (highest).
(1) **Jghanya Bahushrut:** One who memorizes the Aacharaang and Nisihtha Sutra with their meanings.
(2) **Madhyama Bahushrut:** One who memorizes the Aacharaang, Sutra Kritang, and four Cheda Sutras with their meanings.
(3) **Utkrishta Bahushrut:** One who holds the Drishtivad, i.e., from Navapurvi to 14 Purvi, all are considered Bahushrut.
**Abahushrut:** One who is of low intelligence, excessively kind, inexperienced, and has studied few pragams is called "Abahushrut" or "Abahupragamjna".
**Prabahushrut:** One who has not studied and memorized at least the Aacharaang, Nisihtha, Aavashyak, Dasha Vaikalik, and Uttaraadhyaayan Sutra with their meanings is called "Prabahushrut" or "Abahuagmjna".
**Aachar Prakalp:**
(1) The present third sutra lays down the rule for being an "Aachar Prakalp Dhari".
(2) The tenth Uddeshak lays down the rule for reciting the "Aachar Prakalp" study for the first time.