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The **Gadashisuchya** is comprehensible only to those who have **Samyagjnana** (right knowledge) - those who have attained **Samyam** (self-control) and **Jnana** (knowledge) like **Shramana** (ascetic) and **Jina** (conqueror). It is not comprehensible to those who have not yet attained **Samyam** and are still in **Mithyadristi** (false perception). This is because the desire to know and inquire arises only in the final stage of **Yathapravrittakaran** (right conduct) and not at any other time. Therefore, the question of understanding the nature of **Jineshwara** (the Jina) is far away. Thus, it is comprehensible only to those who have **Samyagjnana**, hence the epithet **Gigamya**.
Such **Bhagwan** (Lord) are **Veer** (heroic). This is an **Anvartha** (secondary meaning) name, meaning that the word **Veer** is derived from its meaning and is truly applicable. They are truly **Veer** because they are **Bhagwan** (Lord) who are **Parmatmaveer** (supremely heroic). They have **Veer** (heroically) overcome **Karma** (action) through **Tap** (austerity), conquered **Kashaya** (passions) and other internal enemies, and **Kevallakshmi** (supreme fortune) has chosen them, the **Purushottama** (supreme man), because of their **Uttama Guna** (excellent qualities). Thus, because they possess all the qualities of **Vikramvant** (brave) and **Atmaparakramvant** (heroic), the name **Veer** is truly fitting for **Bhagwan**.
Because **Veerapan** (heroism) is **Atma Thane** (within oneself), **Janyun Tumchi Vane Re** (known through your own wisdom). **Kam Veeraya Vashye Jim Bhogi, Tim Thaye Atma Bhogi Re** (Just as one enjoys through the power of heroism, so one becomes a true enjoyer). **Veerji Ne Charane Lagun, Veerapan Te Magun Re** (I seek refuge at the feet of the heroic, I seek heroism). **Mithya Moh Timir Bhay Bhagun, Jit Nagaroo Vanun Re** (I overcome the darkness of false attachment and fear, I proclaim the victory of the Jina). - **Shri Anandghanaji**
**Shuddhata Ekata Tinata Bhavthi, Moh Ripu Jiti Jay Padha Vayo** (With purity, unity, and intensity, the enemy of attachment is conquered, and victory is proclaimed). - **Shri Devchandraji**
**Namo Durvara Ragadaivairivaranivarine / Gate Yoninath Mahaviraaya Ta** (Salutations to the one who overcomes the enemies of attachment and other passions, the Lord of all beings, the great Mahavir). - **Shri Hemchandracharya**'s **Shri Yogashastra**
This style of narration, where each word is explained in detail and its relationship to the whole is shown, is worth contemplating. It is very useful for the student of knowledge. **Shri Haribhadrasuriji** has written this text with great care, weighing each word and syllable, and with deep philosophical contemplation. Even the meter is purposeful. Therefore, keeping this style of narration in mind, one should read and contemplate this **Satashastra** (true scripture) patiently and calmly, and one will experience greater joy. This intention of the text is also mentioned at the beginning of each chapter, usually in the first paragraph, and then elaborated upon in the subsequent commentary.