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(18) With the desire to know the form of the *Yogadrishtisamurchya Shastra*, it is said - *Shastrayoga* is to be known here as much as possible by the non-negligent / The *Shraddhakya* there is intense, with the *Vachana* (scripture) / 4 / The second *Shraddha* is according to the ability of the non-negligent, with intense *Mrutbedha* (understanding of the scriptures), and it is also *Avikala* (unbroken), 4 / Meaning: - And *Shastrayoga* is to be known here by the *Shraddhavant* (devotee) who is non-negligent as much as possible; and it is done by the intense *Mrutbedha* of the *Agam* (scripture) and (by the *Avikala* of time etc.) it is *Avikala* (unbroken). In this commentary, the form of the second "Shastrayoga" has been clearly stated in the terminology of the *Gashashtra*. *Shastrapradhan* is *Shastrayoga*. Where the *Shastra* is the main thing, that *Shastra* is called *Shastrayoga*. In this *Shastrayoga*, there is so much intensity - sharpness of *Agam* knowledge - *Mrutbedha*, so much skill - expertise - proficiency, that it is *Avikala* (unbroken) by *Shastra* knowledge. And due to such *Shastra* proficiency, there is also knowledge of even the most subtle *Atichara* (transgression) *Dosha* (fault) here, and that *Dosha* is removed with subtle *Upga* (effort) and self-awareness. Therefore, *Jnanaachar* (conduct of knowledge), *Darshanaachar* (conduct of vision), *Charitraachar* (conduct of character), *Tapaachar* (conduct of austerity), and *Vichar* (conduct of thought) - these five *Aachar* (conduct) are followed properly, even in their subtle forms like time, *Vinaya* (discipline) etc. Therefore, this *Shastrayoga* is also *Avikala* (unbroken), without any defect, *Niratichar* (without transgression).
**Explanation of the terms:**
* **Yogadrishtisamurchya Shastra:** A Jain scripture that deals with the principles of *Yoga* and *Drisht* (vision).
* **Shastrayoga:** The practice of *Yoga* based on the teachings of the scriptures.
* **Shraddhakya:** A person who has *Shraddha* (faith) in the scriptures.
* **Avikala:** Unbroken, continuous, without any interruption.
* **Mrutbedha:** Understanding of the scriptures.
* **Agam:** The Jain scriptures.
* **Shastrapradhan:** Where the *Shastra* is the main thing.
* **Atichara:** Transgression, violation of principles.
* **Dosha:** Fault, defect.
* **Upga:** Effort, exertion.
* **Jnanaachar:** Conduct of knowledge.
* **Darshanaachar:** Conduct of vision.
* **Charitraachar:** Conduct of character.
* **Tapaachar:** Conduct of austerity.
* **Vichar:** Conduct of thought.
* **Aachar:** Conduct, behavior.
* **Vinaya:** Discipline, restraint.
* **Niratichar:** Without transgression.