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## The Sutra Kritanga Sutra
**Verse 6:**
The Muni, who has attained perfect wisdom, should always overcome the obstacles and hindrances - the afflictions - that have been described above, with equanimity.
**[Pannha Samatte Saya Jae Samata Dhamma Mudahre Muni. Sume U Saya Alusae No Kujjhe No Mani Mahanee.]**
**Commentary:**
The commentary further explains the meaning of the verse:
"The one who has attained perfect wisdom, who is wise and discerning, is called 'Prajna Samāpta'. Another reading is 'Pannha Sammatthe', which means 'one who is capable of answering questions'. Such a virtuous person should always conquer the afflictions, and should preach the principles of equality, non-violence, etc., with equanimity. He should never allow any hindrance to his self-control. He should never be angry, nor should he be proud."
**Verse 7:**
The Dharma is worthy of being honored and accepted by many people.
**[Bahujannammani Samvudo Savvatthehim Nare Anisshie.]**
The virtuous person, always vigilant in upholding the Dharma, should not be attached to external things like wealth and possessions. Like a clear lake, he should always be pure and manifest the Dharma taught by Lord Mahavira, the Kashyapa. He should follow it himself and inspire others to do the same.
**[Hridaev Saya Ana Vile Dhammam Padurakasi Kasavam.]**
**Translation:**
The Dharma is worthy of being honored and accepted by many people. The virtuous person, always vigilant in upholding the Dharma, should not be attached to external things like wealth and possessions. Like a clear lake, he should always be pure and manifest the Dharma taught by Lord Mahavira, the Kashyapa. He should follow it himself and inspire others to do the same.