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## Sri Sutra Kritanga Sutra Tikaarth -
**Knowledge (Prajna) is that by which objects are known. Bhagwan Mahavira is inexhaustible in terms of knowledge. The object that is knowable, in that, Bhagwan's intellect does not experience decay, is not obstructed, and is not blocked by anyone. The name of their intellect is only knowledge - omniscience (Sarvjna). That only knowledge is, in terms of time, infinite and without end, including the past, present, and future. In terms of substance, space, and emotion, it is infinite. There is no example of its equality or equivalence in its entirety. There is no object that is completely equal to it, by which it can be compared. The Sutrakar gives a local, partial example. Just as the ocean is filled with inexhaustible water, in the same way, Bhagwan is filled with inexhaustible knowledge. The word "ocean" refers to the ordinary sea. Therefore, its qualifier - a particular ocean - is discussed. Just as the ocean called "Swayambhu Raman" is vast, deep, filled with very deep water, and unshakable, in the same way, Bhagwan Mahavira's knowledge is also vast and infinitely deeper than the ocean "Swayambhu Raman", and unshakable. Just as the water of "Swayambhu Raman" is pure and clear, in the same way, Bhagwan's knowledge is also pure and free from any impurities due to the absence of even a trace of karma. Those who have passions are called "Kasai" or "Kasayavan". But Bhagwan was free from passions. Therefore, they were "Akasai". Their knowledge-related karma, like "Jnanavarniya", was destroyed, therefore they were liberated. Somewhere, "Bhikkhu" - "Bhikshu" is found in the text. Its meaning is that all the obstacles and hindrances of Bhagwan were destroyed. They were worthy of worship by the entire world. Even though they were like this, they earned their livelihood through begging. They were capable of obtaining inexhaustible wealth, food, etc., but they did not use the power of "Labdhi-Yog Vibhuti". Bhagwan was the lord of the gods, like Indra, and was "Deetiman" - "Deetiman".**
**"Se" Veeriyena Padipunna Veeriye, Sudansane Va Nagasavvasethe.
Suralae Vasi Mudagare Se, Viraaye Nega Guno Vavee.**
**Chhaya - Sa Veeriyena Pratipurna Veeryah Sudarsana Iva Nagasavvasresthah.
Suralaya Vasimudagara Sa, Virajate Aneka Gunopyetah.**
**Anuvaad - Bhagwan Mahavira is full of strength - full of self-power. Just as Mount Sumeru is the best among mountains, they are the best in the world. They are the source of joy for the gods, just as they are full of many excellent qualities.**
**Tika - "Sa" Bhagwan "Veeriyena" - with strength, courage, fortitude, etc., due to the complete destruction of the obstacles to strength. "Pratipurna Veeryah", and "Sudarsana" - like Mount Sumeru, the navel of Jambudvipa, just as he is the best of all mountains, so Bhagwan is also the best in terms of strength and other qualities. Just as "Suralaya" - heaven, is the "Mudakara" - joy-giving, for its inhabitants, with qualities like beautiful color, taste, smell, touch, and radiance, "Virajate" - shines, so Bhagwan also shines with many qualities. Or, just as the heaven of the gods is "Mudakara" - joy-giving, with many qualities, so he also shines, and so is Mount Sumeru.**
**Punaarapi Drishtaant Bhutmeruvarnaanaayaah**
**Tikaarth - Due to the complete destruction of the karma that obstructs strength, Bhagwan is full of strength, courage, fortitude, and special bodily structure, etc. Mount Sumeru, which is like the navel of Jambudvipa. Just as...**