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The collection of scriptures, or *Gadasti Samuchaya*, is the pure knowledge of the self, which constantly plays in the heart of the scripture-knower, and has become extremely fruitful. Thus, with the intense penetration of the material-emotional condition, this scripture-knower is a man of *Samyagudashti*, a knower of scriptures. "He who goes to the good, only his self is pure / The Lekapradeepkar Rishis call him *Shrutakevali* // He who knows all the good knowledge, the Jin Bhagwan calls him *Shrutakevali*. Knowledge is all his self, therefore he is *Shrutakevali*." - Shri Kundakundaacharya's Shri Samyasar. "If you don't have the *nadu*, then you have all the knowledge, if you don't have all the *nadu*, then you have a lot of *gajaru*." - Shri Acharangasutra. He who knows the pure self through *kritavada*, is called *Shrutakevali* by the Lekapradeepkar Rishis. And he who knows all the *shruta* knowledge is called *Shrutakevali* by the Jin Bhagwan, because all knowledge is his self, therefore he is *Shrutakevali*. He who knows one (the self) knows all, he who knows all, knows one (the self)." And thus, because of the intense penetration of *shruta* knowledge, this scripture-knower, a wise man, can act with subtle *amepag* and *paga* - constantly with self-awareness, without any doubt. And that is why this scripture is called *avikal* and *akhand*. *Shraddha* - *Shraddhanant* - This scripture-knower is *shraddhavant*, he has faith. What is the use of knowledge if there is no faith? But this scripture-knower has intense perception, he has faith in the ultimate goal, the truth, the self, the *apta* *agama*, and the faith in the true *sadguru* and the true *satpurusha*. Thus, it is clear that he is a man of *Samyagdarshan*. And the faith of the scripture-knower is *sampraatyayatmika* - *samyag* truth perception, or other types of *ajnapradhan*. *Sampraatyayatmika* faith is the faith that arises from the *samyag* perception of the truth, from true certainty. Such faith arises from the proper examination and testing of the truth (searching investigation), like gold is tested. *Kash-ched* - "Faith is the mother of the nectar of immortality! The eight-limbed *samyagdarshan* is free from the three types of ignorance." - Shri Samantabhadracharya's Shri Ratnakarandi Shravakachar.