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The **Shri Sutra Kritanga Sutra** states that this entire world is bound by the chains of **trishna** (desire). Do you not know this? Therefore, do not grab my hair with the hand of old age. Leave them, come - even without being called respectfully, will I not come to you? Therefore, a **sadhu** (holy person) should be eager to engage in the practice of **moksha** (liberation) with a **chinn-paripurna** (unbroken and complete) and **prashasta** (excellent) attitude, abandoning **kashayas** (passions). This is the best course for them.
**Sandhaye sahadhammam cha, pavadhammam nirakare. Uvanaviriye bhikkhu, koham manam na patthae.** ||35||
**Translation:** The **bhikkhu** (monk) should cultivate **sadhu dharma** (virtuous conduct) like **kshanta** (patience) and other excellent virtues, and abandon sinful actions. The **bhikkhu** who is strong in **upadhana** (effort) should abandon **krodha** (anger) and **mana** (pride).
**Commentary:** The **sadhu**'s dharma is **kshanta** (patience) and other virtues, or it is **samyak darshan** (right faith), **samyak jnana** (right knowledge), and **samyak charitra** (right conduct). The **sadhu** should cultivate it, increase it. They should increase their knowledge by acquiring new knowledge every moment, and by eliminating defects like doubt, they should acquire **samyak jiva** (right understanding of the soul) and other objects of knowledge, and thus increase their **samyak darshan**. They should cultivate **charitra** by fully observing the **mula guna** (root virtues) and **uttar guna** (secondary virtues) without any deviation, and by accepting new **abhigraha** (vows) every day. There is another reading, "**Saddhe sadhu dhammam cha**". This means that the **sadhu** should have faith in the **sadhu dharma** described above, which is the path to **moksha**, and should accept it without doubt. According to the word "**cha**" used here, they should follow that dharma correctly. They should abandon the dharma that is the cause of **papa** (sin), which is based on the oppression and violence of living beings. The **bhikkhu** who is strong in **upadhana** (effort) should not desire or cultivate **krodha** (anger) and **mana** (pride).
**Commentary meaning:** The **sadhu** has ten types of dharma, such as **kshanta** (patience) and **kshama** (forgiveness), or their dharma is **samyak darshan** (right faith), **samyak jnana** (right knowledge), and **samyak charitra** (right conduct). The **sadhu** should cultivate it, increase it. They should increase their knowledge by acquiring new knowledge every moment, and by eliminating defects like doubt, they should acquire **samyak jiva** (right understanding of the soul) and other objects of knowledge, and thus increase their **samyak darshan**. They should cultivate **charitra** by fully observing the **mula guna** (root virtues) and **uttar guna** (secondary virtues) without any deviation, and by accepting new **abhigraha** (vows) every day. There is another reading, "**Saddhe sadhu dhammam cha**". This means that the **sadhu** should have faith in the **sadhu dharma** described above, which is the path to **moksha**, and should accept it without doubt. According to the word "**cha**" used here, they should follow that dharma correctly. They should abandon the dharma that is the cause of **papa** (sin), which is based on the oppression and violence of living beings. The **bhikkhu** who is strong in **upadhana** (effort) should not desire or cultivate **krodha** (anger) and **mana** (pride).
**Je ya buddha atikkanta, je ya buddha anagaya. Santi tesim paittanam, bhuyanam jagati jaha.** ||36||
**Translation:** Those **buddhas** (enlightened ones) who have passed away, and those **buddhas** who are yet to come, their foundation is peace, just as it is for all beings in the world.