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## The Sutra Kritanga Sutra
**At the end of the summary, it is shown - 'Ye te tviti' is a word and its meaning, which is used after 'ya'. Those who are like this, as mentioned earlier, are non-believers, etc., and they are not able to cross the ocean of existence, which is the ocean of suffering. This is the meaning of the verse. ||20||**
**Commentary:** Those who believe in the previously mentioned principles do not believe in the fruit. They are non-fruit believers. To express this, the Agamkar says -
Those who believe in the five great elements, etc., do not know the meaning of the word 'Shandhi'. The meaning of 'Shandhi' is a hole, a gap, or a cavity. This hole, gap, or cavity is of two types, depending on the substance and the feeling - the 'Shandhi' that is found in a wall or a house is called 'Dravya Shandi'. And the 'Shandhi' or the connection that is found in the form of karma like 'Jnana Avaraniya', etc., is called 'Bhav Shandi'. Those who believe in the previously mentioned principles do not know this 'Bhav Shandi' and are engaged in action. They do not understand the nature of karma bondage and perform actions. Here, the word 'Nam' is used in the sentence structure for the sake of sentence arrangement. Its meaning is that without knowing how the soul can be free from karma, how it can be separated from the connection of karma, they strive to get rid of suffering. They are of the category of those who believe in other philosophies. This has been briefly stated earlier. It will be further explained as the occasion arises.
**This part of the verse also has this meaning - the meaning of 'Shandhi' is to gain knowledge of more and more substances, one after the other. Those other philosophers do not do this, i.e., they do not strive to gain more and more knowledge of substances, and yet they are engaged in action. Again, the commentator clarifies that those who believe in other philosophies like the five elements, etc., are not able to understand the true nature of religion, because they do not know 'Shandhi'. They do not understand the process of karma connecting with the soul. Patience, forgiveness, etc., are the ten characteristics of religion. Religion is of this nature. Those other philosophers do not understand the essence of religion. Therefore, they describe other things in place of religion - things that are not religion. They explain them, but the religion explained by them, the things said in the name of religion, do not have any fruit. Therefore, they are called non-fruit believers. Taking the ultimate intention of the speaker, the Agamkar describes it with the word 'Ye te tviti'. Here, the word 'Tum' is used in the sense of 'Cha'. Therefore, it should be used after the word 'Ye'. Thus, the meaning of this verse is that those who believe in the doctrines that have been discussed earlier, those who state them, non-believers, etc., cannot cross the ocean of existence, i.e., they cannot be freed from the cycle of birth and death due to doubt.**
**Te na avi sandi nam cha nam, na te dhamma vio jana. Jete u vaino evam na te sansara paraga. ||21||**
**Shadow:**
**Te na api sandi jnatva, na te dharmavido jana. Ye te tu vadin evam na te sansara paraga. ||**