Disclaimer: This translation does not guarantee complete accuracy, please confirm with the original page text.
## Chapter 2.31 of the Brihatpratyakhyana:
**Verse 65:**
The virtuous one who is attached to taste, etc., and performs many actions like mantras, etc., and speaks much, such as humorous stories, etc., is born as a deity in the form of an elephant, horse, etc., of the vehicle class, along with the karma of accusation.
**Verse 66:**
The one who is opposed to the Tirthankaras, the Sangha, the Caitya, and the Sutra, who is unrefined and degraded, is born among the Kilvisha deities.
**Meaning:**
The virtuous one who is against the Tirthankaras who propagate the Dharma, and does not follow the rules of the Sangha, which consists of four types: Rishi Yati Muni Anagara (ascetics), Rishi Shravaka Aryika Shravaka (lay followers), and Samyag Darshan Jnana Charitra Tap (right faith, knowledge, conduct, and austerity), and is arrogant, does not follow the rules of the omniscient deity's image, the twelve-limbed scriptures, and the fourteen previous forms of the scriptures, and is clever in deceiving through magic, is born among the Kilvisha deities who are musicians.