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## Trivarnika Achar
**Verse 4:**
By chanting the mantra "Jati Pushpa Sahasrani" twelve thousand times with the Jati Pushpa flowers, the Samyagdarshi Brahmachari, who performs the Homa ritual according to the prescribed method, attains mastery over the Vidya (Karnapishchni Mantra).
**Verse 5:**
The one who chants the Anahata mantra, which is associated with the Hrim syllable, and whose face radiates light, and whose form resembles a woman, knows and sees his future good and bad fortune.
**Verse 6 & 7:**
One should worship the Bhupatala (foundation of the temple), Kshetra (land), Peetha (platform), Vastu (structure), Dvara (door), and Shila (stone). Then, one should place a statue there and worship it. One should also hoist a flag there. If one desires to build a Jain Chaityalaya (temple) or a Chaitya (shrine) for the well-being of the king and his people, one should not violate the Vastu Shastra. In other words, everything should be done according to the principles of Vastu Shastra.
**Verse 8:**
One should accept a land that is beautiful, pleasant, fragrant, and adorned with Durva grass (Dhoon) etc., and is naturally pure or purified by the Pancha Kalyana of the Jinas, for building a Jain temple.
**Verse 9:**
**Testing the quality of land:**
Dig a pit with a handspan depth. If the soil from the pit fills the pit completely, then the land is considered excellent. If the soil fills the pit with some excess, then the land is considered average. If the soil does not fill the pit completely, then the land is considered inferior.