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**Meaning:** In those rituals, the peculiar type of tendency is considered to be like a letter, and the attainment of prosperity due to reasons like Guru Samagam, etc., is called the form of a flower. ||23||
**Meaning:** Thus, the attainment of Bhavadharma in the form of Sad-deshana, etc., should be understood here as the fruit that is definitely conducive to liberation. ||24||
**Meaning:** The innate and pure Bhavadharma, like the fragrance of sandalwood, is called Amrita Anusthana, when mixed with (tadgarbhit) Anusthana. ||25||
**Meaning:** The wise men (Tirthankaras, etc.) call it Amrita Anusthana, which is performed with great fervor, with a pure mind, keeping the command of the Jineswar in front. ||26||
**Meaning:** The proper contemplation of the scriptures, the proper dedication to the work, and the reversal of the time, etc., are the characteristics of Amrita Anusthana. ||27||
**Chapter Ten**
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