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## The Sutra Kritanga Sutra
**Verse 20:**
"The monks, those who have been in the past, and those who will come in the future, all these virtuous ones, those who follow the Dharma of Kashyapa, have spoken of these qualities."
**Commentary:**
"This is what is said: 'O monks, the omniscient one instructs his disciples, those who have been in the past, the omniscient Jinas, and those who will come in the future.' He distinguishes them as virtuous ones, those with good vows. This is said to mean that their Jinaship also comes from their virtuousness. All of them have spoken of these qualities, which have been mentioned before. There is no difference of opinion among the omniscient ones. They are all followers of the Dharma, as practiced by Kashyapa, Rishabha Swami, or Vardhamana Swami. This shows that there is only one path to liberation, which is based on right faith, right knowledge, and right conduct."
**Verse 21:**
"One should not kill any living beings, even with mind, speech, or body. One should be engaged in self-benefit, and not be attached to heaven or other desires. By following this path, countless beings have attained Siddhatva and liberation. They exist in the present and will exist in the future."
**Commentary:**
"He mentions the qualities that have been mentioned before. He says, 'If one kills living beings with mind, speech, or body, or by causing them to be killed, or by consenting to their killing, then this is the first great vow.' Because this is a characteristic of the vow, the other vows should also be understood in this way. 'Self-benefit' means that one should not be attached to heaven or other desires. 'Unattached' means that one should not be attached to the senses, mind, speech, or body. One who is like this will surely attain liberation. This is what is shown."