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They understand the collection of yogic perspectives well, and therefore they place the term "syad" at the forefront, without rejecting it, and through this they examine the essence of that philosophy. And by examining the essence in this way, it becomes clear to the Syadvadi community that all these ten philosophies are one, in the form of the Jina philosophy, or the pure self-philosophy, which is the form of the Purusha. In this way, the Jina philosophy, which is like a wish-fulfilling tree, has Sankhya philosophy and Yoga philosophy as its two feet; Buddhism and Mimamsa are its two strong arms; the KAyatika view is its trunk, which is the foundation of its philosophy; and the Jina philosophy, which is the best of all philosophies, adorns its head in the form of external and internal perspectives. Thus, by placing the term "dhuri" - the first position - as the foundation, the followers of the Jina philosophy worship the six philosophies.
Therefore, they are extremely moderate. How can they refute the limbs of their father?
"I praise the feet of the Jina, the Sankhya and Yoga are different;
They explain the power of the self, they are the cause of suffering and the body, they are not different... Six. The difference and non-difference of all, the Mimamsa, the Jina's burden is heavy;
We worship the Kalika, we understand it through the Guru... Six. The KAyatika is the womb of the Jina, the thought that is in it;
The philosophy of truth is a good path, without the Guru, what is the use?... Six. The Jain Jineshwar is the best limb, the inner and outer;
The foundation is the word, the worshiper, he worships with it... Six."
- Shri Anandghanji, etc., in this way, the "philosophy of truth is a good path" of these great souls continues uninterruptedly, how can these great souls have any attachment to different views and philosophies?
Similarly, the activities of these great people are also for the sake of others - for the sake of the Supreme Self. "For the sake of others, for the sake of the Supreme Self" - these saintly souls' virtues are for the benefit of others. They offer their father all their limbs on the altar of the sacrifice of the welfare of the people, they expend all their power of mind, speech, and body for the sake of others. The benefit that their father receives from the soul - the Supreme Self - is also received by other beings, with this pure love for the Supreme Self, these righteous souls perform activities for the sake of the Supreme Self.