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## **Mulachara**
**Upasampat is to be known as prescribed by the five Jinas:** in Vinaya, Kshetra, Marga, Sukha-Dukha, and Sutra. || 139 ||
**Meaning:** The surrender of oneself, saying "I am yours" to the Guru, is Upasampat. It should be done in five ways: in Vinaya, Kshetra, Marga, Sukha-Dukha, and Sutra. || 139 ||
**Further, Upasampat in Vinaya is said to be:** Praghurnika Vinaya Upacara, inquiring about their dwelling place, offering donations, and following their conduct. || 140 ||
**Meaning:** To perform Vinaya by offering respectful greetings and kind words to the monks who have arrived from another Sangha, to provide them with seating and other amenities, to inquire about the place where the Guru will reside, to inquire about the path of arrival, to offer bedding, books, and other equipment, and to conduct oneself in accordance with their wishes, is Vinaya Upasampat. || 140 ||
**Further, Kshetra Upasampat is said to be:** wherever the virtues of Samyama, Tapa, and Gunas, as well as the observance of Yama and Niyama, flourish, that is the Kshetra where one should reside. || 141 ||
**Meaning:** Wherever the virtues of Samyama, Tapa, Upshama, and other Gunas, as well as the observance of Yama and Niyama, flourish, that is the Kshetra where one should reside. This is Kshetra Upasampat. || 141 ||