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"A practitioner (penitent) who performs minor and major penances with attachment and aversion, without contemplating the substance, field, etc., is contradictory." The practices to be performed are non-scriptural. These are of many types. There are four types of non-scriptural: 1. It is one-time but heavy-karma, therefore it is a non-worshipper of Dharma. 2. It is one-time and light-karma, therefore it is a worshipper of Dharma. 3. It is one-time and heavy-karma, therefore it is a non-worshipper of Dharma. 4. It is one-time and light-karma, therefore it is a worshipper of Dharma. Similarly, there are four types of non-scriptural women. There are five types of non-scriptural: 1. Pulaka - whose disciplined life is like straw, without essence. Although he has faith in the truth, he also performs rituals, but he also uses the benefits obtained from penance and maintains a conduct that seems like knowledge transgression. 2. Bakusha - these are of two types: instrument-bakusha and body-bakusha. One who is engaged in decorating instruments and body and is desirous of prosperity and fame. He consumes transgressions worthy of hole penance. 3. Kushil - this is of two types: 1. Pratisevna Kushil and 2. Kashaya Kushil. Pratisevna Kushil who transgresses in the post-qualities like Pindashuddhi etc. Kashaya Kushil - who is not able to remain stable in his natural state due to the occasional rise of agitated passions. 4. Nimranth - pacified-delusion non-scriptural. 5. Graduate, Yogikevali and Ayogikevali. There are many varieties of these five non-scriptural. All these are practicable. As long as the knowledge of the first restraint and fourteen previous births remained, the aforementioned ten penances were given. Their 1. Gaha which is well-composed, is well-explained and well-known. In the context of conduct, it is the measure of well-behaved ones. The context of conduct is the ultimate knowledge of the well-behaved. One who understands this from the truth, is a well-behaved one. 2. One who is big in the initiation stage. 3. One who is small in the initiation stage. Thanam 04, U. 3, Sutra 320. - Vyav. U. 10 Commentary Verse 605, 607 >> [ 23 ]