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## Trivarnika Achar
**397** The Dharma, taught by the Jina, is the means to cross the ocean of Samsara... Dharma is attained by the Bhavyas, who protect the group of souls... Dharma leads to the position of kingship in this life and to heaven in the next...
**212** O Soul! Always serve the pure Jain Dharma, which grants liberation; for the Dharma taught by the Jina is the means to cross the ocean of Samsara. This Dharma is attained by the Bhavyas, who protect the group of souls! Dharma leads to the position of kingship in this life and to heaven in the next.
**Praise of the Author**
**213** In the Shri Mula Sangha, there is a Gachcha called Pushkara. In that Gachcha, there was an Acharya named Gunabhadra. Among his disciples, the most learned was Muni Soma Sena Bhattaraka.
**214** This excellent scripture has been composed by me, Soma Sena, who desires liberation, for the sake of Dharma, Artha, and Kama (the three aims of life). Therefore, those who are always devoted to the Dharma of householders should study it.
**215** I do not know the meters, nor am I skilled in poetry, nor do I know grammar, economics, or drama. Still, I have composed this scripture. Therefore, the wise should not laugh at me.
**216** If there are any grammatical errors in this scripture, let the Bhavyas, who are endowed with excellent intellect, correct them with a Dharma-oriented perspective. For the Creator (Karma) has created benefactors on this earth for the purpose of benefiting others.
**217** This scripture, full of the essence of Dharma, was completed on the bright fortnight of the month of Kartik, in the year of Vikramaditiya, when the moon was in the constellation of Chandrakalita, on a Sunday, in the Yoga of Purna, and in the Nakshatra of Ashwini.