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## Trivarnika Achar
**Chapter 75**
There are four types of Trivarnika Achar, and the fifth type is Chaturmuh.
**Chapter 76**
**Nitya Mah Puja**
The characteristics of Nitya Mah Puja are as follows:
* Daily, taking incense, flowers, akshat, etc. from one's own home and performing puja in the Chaityaalaya to the Jina Bhagwan.
* Building Jina Bimba, Jina Mandir, etc. according to one's own wealth.
* Giving donations to the temple, village, house, etc. according to the political situation, with devotion, by writing stamps or registering them.
* Performing daily worship of the Arhant Dev in one's own home or in the Jina Mandir, three times a day, in the morning, afternoon, and evening.
* Offering food to the monks daily and worshipping them.
All these are different types of Nitya Mah.
**Chapter 77**
**Ashtahnhik and Indra Dhwaj Puja**
The characteristics of Ashtahnhik and Indra Dhwaj Puja are as follows:
* The puja performed by the righteous on the Nandishwar Parva, with Indra and others, is called Ashtahnhik.
* The grand puja performed by Indra and others is called Indra Dhwaj.
The Ashtahnhik Mah is performed for eight days, from the eighth day of the bright fortnight of Ashadh, Kartik, and Falgun, until the full moon. Many devout people gather together to perform puja to the Arhant Dev.
**Chapter 78**
**Chaturmuh Mah**
The characteristics of Chaturmuh Mah are as follows:
* The puja performed by crowned kings with devotion is called Chaturmuh, Sarvatobhadra, and Mahamah.
This puja is for the benefit of all beings, hence it is called Sarvatobhadra. It is performed in a mandap with four doors, hence it is called Chaturmuh. It is greater than the Ashtahnhik Mah, hence it is called Mahamah.