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## 76
## Mulachara
If a Muni is pure in conduct and action, always diligent, humble and intelligent, then the Acharya should tell him what he desires, speaking according to his own knowledge. || 167 ||
**Meaning:** If a Muni is pure in his 13 types of conduct and 13 types of action, is always diligent, does not commit any transgression, is humble and intelligent, then the Acharya should tell him what he desires, speaking according to his own knowledge. || 167 ||
If the visitor is not like this, then the Acharya should do as follows: If he is unfit for Chheda or Upastapana, then it should be done. If he does not want it, then he should be abandoned. If he accepts it, then he is also a Chheda. || 168 ||
**Meaning:** If the visitor is impure in conduct and action, unfit for Devavandana, then the Acharya should look at the Pratikramana Shastra and perform Chheda and Upastapana. If he does not accept Chheda and Upastapana, then he should be abandoned. If he accepts the unfit one out of attachment, then the Acharya is also liable for Pratikramana. || 168 ||
Then what should be done? This is said: He who is fit according to the Dharma, should be accepted according to the Dharma. He who is learning the meaning of the Sutras should do this with effort. || 169 ||
**Meaning:** The visitor who is fit according to the Dharma, should be accepted according to the Dharma. He who is learning the meaning of the Sutras should do this with effort. || 169 ||