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## Samaacharaadhikaara 4.
**Samaacharaadhikaara || 4 ||**
**57**
Further, when the life force remains, the fourth Samaachara named Aadhkaara, which explains the nature of one who practices his original virtues without any transgression, is said with salutations:
**"I will speak the Samaachara in brief, in due order, after saluting the Triloka-pujjanee Arhats."** || 122 ||
**"Triloka-pujjaneean Arhatan vanditvaa trividhena. Vaksye samaachaaram samaasata aanupoorvyaa."** || 122 ||
**Meaning:** After saluting the Arhat Bhagwan, who is worthy of being worshipped by the Asuras, humans, and Devas, with body, speech, and mind, I (Vattkeeri) will speak the Samaacharaadhikaara in brief, in due order. || 122 ||
Further, the word Samaachara is explained in four ways:
**"Samataa samaachaaro samyagaachaaro samo va aachaaro. Savvesim hi samaanam samaachaaro du aachaaro."** || 123 ||
**"Samataa samaachaarah samyagaachaarah samo va aachaarah. Sarvesham hi samaanaam samaachaarastu aachaarah."** || 123 ||
**Meaning:** The state of equality, which is the absence of attachment and aversion, is Samaachara. Or, the practice of original virtues without any transgression, which is Samyak, is Samaachara. Or, the common conduct of all the Munis, which is non-violence, etc., is Samaachara. Or, the conduct which results in similar outcomes in all fields, such as the renunciation of the body, etc., without any harm or increase, is Samaachara. || 123 ||