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## The Sutra Kritanga Sutra
**Commentary:** "Thus" you, like householders, are attached to desires - you live with desire, hence you are called "sragastha" - one who dwells in that nature. You are mutually dependent on each other, which is not appropriate because the monks of the Jain order are free from attachments, they are not dependent on anyone. This is the way of householders. You are also deprived of the true path, the path of righteousness and the ultimate goal. You are not beyond the cycle of birth and death in the four realms of existence.
This is the opposing view. To refute it, it is said:
**Commentary:** "Then" the monk, who is a master of liberation, should address them. What kind of monk? One who is a master of the path of liberation, who is a guide to the right faith and conduct. "Thus" you, who are speaking in this way, are indulging in the wrong side, the wrong view, which is based on false claims and assumptions. You are indulging in both sides - the side of desire and hatred. Desire arises from the support of your own side, even if it is flawed. Hatred arises from the criticism of our side, even if it is flawless. Thus, you are indulging in both sides. For example, householders are called "yatis" because they are initiated into the order, even though they are engaged in the activities of sowing seeds, watering, and eating. Thus, you are indulging in both sides. Or, it could be that you are not practicing the right path yourself, and you are criticizing those who are practicing it.
**Translation:** "Then" the monk, who is a master of liberation, should address them. "Thus" you, who are speaking in this way, are indulging in the wrong side, the wrong view, which is based on false claims and assumptions.