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Future Tirthankarahood.
* There is no doubt that your knowledge regarding the useful substances was very extensive, and this is evident from the many previous incarnations and the writings of Samantabhadra. This is why Shri Jinaseanacharya has written your words as luminous as the words of the Kevali Bhagwan Mahavira, and many other prominent Acharyas and scholars have openly praised your knowledge and speech. _ This entire introduction makes it absolutely clear, and there is no doubt, that Samantabhadra was a very great Mahatma, a capable scholar, an influential Acharya, a great Muni Raja, the leader of Syadvada Vidya, the eradicator of the Ekant Paksha, a force without limits, a 'Satisey Yogi', a Satisey Vadi, a Satisey Vagmi, a great poet, an excellent speaker, an embodiment of virtues, calm, serious, a bearer of good purpose and good intentions, a speaker of truth, a well-wisher of the world, a lover of the world, dedicated to the welfare of others, revered by the Munis, praised by great Acharyas and scholars, and an unparalleled symbol, influencer, and propagator of the Jain religion.
* As in - Syadvada Kevalgyane Sarvatatvaprakashane. Bhedah Saakshatasaakshaacha Hyavasvanyatam Bhavet ||105||
- Aapta Mimamsa. + Shwetamber Sadhu Munishri Jinavijayaji writes based on a few words of praise - "Such honor has perhaps not been bestowed upon any other Acharya." Jain Sa. Sa. 1.