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**Agam Sutra 39, Chhed Sutra-5, 'Mahanishith'**
A person with a body, with a smiling face, filled with faith, devotion, wisdom, and supreme detachment, who has eradicated the deep-rooted impurities of attachment, hatred, delusion, and false belief, who experiences such pure, extremely pure, spotless, auspicious, and especially auspicious joy, I am truly blessed and virtuous for having established a statue of the Bhuvanaguru Jinendra, with my sight and mind, with a focused mind. I have made my birth successful by worshipping Jinendra.
With this belief, one should join both hands above the forehead, creating an Anjali, and with both knees on the ground, for the sake of the earth devoid of living plants, seeds, animals, etc., with a pure heart, in a beautiful manner, one should respectfully offer salutations to the Chaitya, having understood the true meaning of the Sutras and their implications without any doubt, with a firm character, a scholar of the scriptures, with many virtues like unwavering devotion, etc., along with the Guru, Sadhus, Sadhvis, and fellow Dharma practitioners. After that, one should, as much as possible, offer salutations to the fellow Dharma practitioners, and then, with a soft, clean, and precious garment, one should honor them with great respect. At this time, one should give a Dharma discourse to the Guru Maharaj, who has understood the essence of the scriptures, elaborating on the principles of Dharma, generating dispassion for the world, increasing faith and devotion. Sutra-596-597
After that, with utmost faith, devotion, and eagerness, one should make some commitments for life. For example, "O beloved of the gods! You have truly obtained a beautiful human birth and made it successful. From today onwards, for the rest of your life, you should always contemplate the Chaitya with a peaceful and focused mind, without haste, in all three times. This is the essence of humanity, which is impure, impermanent, and fleeting. Do not put water in your mouth until you have worshipped the Chaitya and the Sadhu every morning. Do not eat your midday meal until you have visited the Chaitya. Do not violate the evening ritual without contemplating the Chaitya. Make these commitments for life." Then, O Gautam! We will tell you further, after empowering the Guru with the (Vardhaman) Vidya, one should place seven handfuls of fragrant powder on his head and say these blessings: "May you become one who crosses the ocean of this world."
Vardhaman Vidya- Om Namo Bhagavao Arahao Sijjhau Me Bhagavati Mahavijjā Vire Mahavirē Jayavīrē Seṇavīrē Vaddhamān Vīrē Jayantē Aparājīē Swāhā.
One should fast and perform the Sadhana according to the rituals. With this Vidya, you will become one who crosses every Dharma worship. In the Great Initiation, with the permission of the Ganipada, one should chant this Vidya seven times and say, "May you cross the Nitharaga." When one accepts the final Sadhana, the Anasan, one should empower them with this Vidya and perform the Vasakshepa, then they become a soul worshipper. The influence of this Vidya pacifies the group of obstacles and brings about auspiciousness. When a valiant man enters battle, he will not be defeated by anyone. At the end of the Kalpa, he will bring about auspiciousness and prosperity. Sutra-598
Then, one should say to the Sadhus, Sadhvis, Shravakas, Shravikas, and all the nearby fellow Dharma practitioners, "You are truly blessed and virtuous," and while saying this, one should perform the Vasakshepa mantra and accept it.
After that, one should accept a fragrant, unbleached white garland, in the place of the Jagadguru Jinendra, and the Guru Maharaj should place it on both pillars with his own hands, saying, "O great soul! You have made your human birth, which you have obtained and earned well, successful, with the group of great merits earned in past lives. O beloved of the gods! The doors to hell and the animal realm are closed for you. You will not be bound by disgrace, ill-repute, or the karma of a low lineage. When you go to the next life, the five prostrations will not be rare for you."
Muni Diparatnasagar Krit (Mahanishith) Agam Sutra-Hindi Translation
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