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(23) Thus, the man who is devoted to the command considers the command of the Lord as the most important, placing it on his head, and that is the way, he believes. And this devotion to the command is not just any ordinary thing, it is "Sarvasampakari" - fulfilling all purposes. It destroys self-will, brings about the strong support of the Supreme Being, and has many other benefits. Also, it is not that there is a lack of examination in it, it is also present in it to the best of one's ability. Although the devotion of the one who is devoted to the examination is stronger, the ability to examine in that way is not the goal of everyone. Only a rare, capable, and self-controlled man can do it, and even they do not abandon the reliance on the command, they only try to make it known while keeping it in mind. In any case, the scholar must have true faith (Sampratyayatmak) in the correct principle. And this is extremely essential. Because until such faith is established, true faith does not arise, an indelible "impression" is not made in the soul, until then, knowing and doing everything becomes like "plastering on mud." What is the purity of God, Guru, and Dharma? What is it? It does not bring pure faith; without pure faith, whatever actions are performed, they are like plastering on mud. The beauty of the sword, the beauty of the fourteenth Tirthankara's feet." - Shri Anandghanji And this faith is extremely rare. Shri Uttaradhyayanasutra says, "Faith is extremely rare. Humanity, action, faith, and restraint - these four are increasingly rare in beings." "Sadhdhan Parmahurja!" "Chattari paramanghani dullhahaniha jantune / Manunatt guru dhdha sanayammi virachan" - Shri Uttaradhyayanasutra Here, the scholar has already attained faith and faith, which is shown here by the two adjectives "Tivra Mrutbedhaval" and "Shraddha." Now, to show how his self-power shines in restraint, it is said that - to the best of his ability, he is diligent - and it is because he is faithful that this scholar is diligent. True, unwavering faith that has spread throughout the bones and marrow, after that, he acts with indomitable enthusiasm, full zeal, and diligence in that way, what is surprising? Because -