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Agam Sutra 31, Payannasutra-8, 'Ganividya' Sutra - 72
Causes are not destroyed. What is spoken by the Rishis is not false, conduct is destroyed by the cause of bad sight. Conduct is not destroyed by the cause of good sight. Sutra - 73-79
There is no transgression in the speech of the one who is born, and the child who speaks, and then the woman who speaks - by that birth and of that birth and by it, similarly, there is instruction from the similar to the similar, from the similar to the similar. To initiate disciples in the cause of men and women. To abandon all actions in the cause of eunuchs, to abandon all beginnings in the cause of mixed, the cause is not artificial. Causes indicate the future. By which the Siddha Purusha knows the characteristics of the origin of the cause. To initiate disciples, establish vows, gather the community, and establish the Ganadhara in a good, strong, and powerful cause. One should seek the permission of the Shruta Skandha and the Ganivachaka. Sutra - 80-81
To abandon all actions and practice self-realization in an unsuitable, weak, and loose cause. To begin a good action always in a good cause, to abandon all actions in an unsuitable cause. Sutra - 82-84
The tithi is stronger than the day. The nakshatra is stronger than the tithi. The karana is stronger than the nakshatra, the graha-dina is stronger than the karana. The muhurta is stronger than that, the shakun is stronger than the muhurta. The lagna is stronger than the shakun. The cause is the most important. The strength of the cause is superior to the isolated cause. The cause is the most important. There is nothing stronger than the cause in the world. Sutra - 85
Thus, the method of strength and weakness has been spoken by the well-wisher in brief. Which is the knowledge that is to be grasped by the Anuyoga. And one should know it with diligence.
31 Ganividya-Prakirnak Sutra-8, Muni Diparatnasagar's Hindi translation complete
Muni Diparatnasagar's “(Ganividya)” Agam Sutra-Hindi translation"
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