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## Translation:
**[444] [Vyavahar Sutra 7. (Again)] Four types of Sadhu Purushas have been mentioned. For example:**
1. **Someone enhances the glory of the Gan but does not have pride.**
2. **Someone has pride but does not enhance the glory of the Gan.**
3. **Someone enhances the glory of the Gan and also has pride.**
4. **Someone neither enhances the glory of the Gan nor has pride.**
**8. (Again) Four types of Sadhu Purushas have been mentioned. For example:**
1. **Someone purifies the Gan but does not have pride.**
2. **Someone has pride but does not purify the Gan.**
3. **Someone purifies the Gan and also has pride.**
4. **Someone neither purifies the Gan nor has pride.**
**Discussion:** Every individual has different qualities. Therefore, five categories have been mentioned for the restrained individuals, considering these differences. They include the following topics:
1. **Atta:** Any service work.
2. **Gan?:** Work related to the organization of the Gachchha.
3. **Ganasangrah:** Increasing the number of Sadhu-Sadhvi, Shravak-Shravika in the Gan, making food, water, clothes, utensils, bedding, and other necessities easily available, increasing the number of such areas, and fostering religious interest and a spirit of giving in people.
4. **Gansoha:** Enhancing the glory of the Gan through tapasya (austerity), restraint, knowledge, meditation, preaching, and skillful conduct.
5. **Gansohi:** Removing the impurities in the conduct and behavior of Sadhu-Sadhvi or Shravak-Shravika with wisdom. Correcting the disorder in the Sangha organization through appropriate measures and establishing a better system.
These qualities and pride have been related to each other in the description of these categories. Some Sadhus, even after performing the aforementioned tasks for the Gan, do not have pride. Such Sadhus are the best. Every seeker should strive to live according to this first category. The second category is completely inferior and despicable for the soul. Because doing nothing and having pride is completely inappropriate. The third category is moderate, meaning it is not as harmful to the soul as the second category, and it is natural for such behavior to occur in beings who are in a state of delusion. Pride in work during spiritual practice is also a vice. It does not lead to the development of spiritual qualities. The fourth category is compared to ordinary Sadhus. It has neither qualities nor vices. Such monks can focus on their own worship if they are careful in their restraint, but they are not active in the work of the Gan. Therefore, those in this category do not perform many virtuous actions, and they do not have significant karma-bondage or loss of merit.
By contemplating these categories and examining oneself, one should develop the power of the soul in a purer and purer state. That is, one should contribute to the benefit of the Gachchha and the influence of Jainism according to one's capacity for overcoming karmic obstacles. At the same time, one should maintain a sense of humility in the soul and avoid self-exaltation and the contempt and criticism of others. Because the primary goal of spiritual practice is to achieve the cessation of passions and peace of mind. The opposite of this is the increase of the passion of pride.