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## Anugara Bhavana Adhikar 9:
**Meaning:** These are the names of the great virtuous monks: Shraman, Samyat, Rishi, Muni, Sadhu, Vitrag, Anugar, Bhadant, Dant, Yati. He who makes his soul sorrowful through penance is Shraman, he who controls his senses is Samyat, he who removes all sins or attains the seven Siddhis is Rishi, he who knows the meaning of the earth is Muni, he who practices Samyag Darshan etc. is Sadhu, he whose attachment is destroyed is Vitrag, he who is without a home or any possessions is Anugar, he who attains all auspiciousness is Bhadant, he who is engrossed in controlling the five senses is Dant, and he who strives in virtue is called Yati. || 886 ||
**Anuyara bhayavanta aparimida guna thuda surindehi. Tivihenutti nappare parmagadgade panivadami. || 887 ||**
**Anugaran Bhagavatah aparimitagunan stutan surendrai. Trividha uttirna parān parmagati gatan pranipatami. || 887 ||**
**Meaning:** In this way, I bow down with my mind, speech, and body to those homeless monks who have attained the infinite fourfold, who are praised by the Indra for their infinite virtues, who have become pure vision etc., who have crossed the ocean of the world, and who have attained the supreme destination. || 887 ||
**Evam chariyavihanam jo kahadi sanjado vavsidappa. Nanagunasampujutto so gahadi uttamam thanam. || 888 ||**
**Evam charya vidhanam yah karoti sanayato vyavasitatma. Gyanagunasamprayukta sa gachchati uttamam sthanam. || 888 ||**
**Meaning:** Thus, he who practices the Charya Vidhan, as described in the ten sutras, with a controlled and determined mind, and who is endowed with knowledge and virtues, attains the highest place. || 888 ||