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**Agam Sutra 39, Chhed Sutra-5, 'Mahanishith'**
Study/Purpose/Sutra Number - 778
O Gautama! If there is even a slight lapse in any of the five great vows, three guptis, five samitis, and ten types of sadhudharma, then it is not a gachchha. Sutra-779-780
A newly initiated dramak sadhu, who has been initiated for only one day, is worthy of respect and humility from a chirdikshit arya Chandanbala sadhvi, who stands in front of him and does not sit on the seat. This is the humility of all aryas. Even if a sadhvi has been initiated for a hundred years and a sadhu has been initiated only one day ago, the sadhu is still worthy of respect from the sadhvi with a heart full of devotion. Sutra-781-784
Those who are greedy for the things received by sadhus and sadhvis and are dissatisfied with what they themselves receive, are like the Arnikaputra Acharya, who was broken by bhikchacharya. He had sent his disciples to a dry region during a famine, but he himself was unable to perform bhikchacharya due to old age. This fact was not known to the sinner. And they seek the benefit of the aryas. They do not accept the qualities that are worthy of being accepted from them. For example, during a famine, they made the disciples travel to the vihar. They abandoned their affection for the disciples and stayed there permanently. Instead of thinking about this, they talk about staying permanently in one area. There are many objects of attachment in this world. The careless and ignorant beings see such objects of attachment in the world and act accordingly. Sutra-785
Where the munis are cursed and harassed by great kshayas, even a lame man who is sitting well does not get up. Similarly, one whose kshayas are not aroused is called a gachchha.
Sutra-786
A muni who is afraid of the obstacles to dharma, afraid of the womb of the world, should not arouse the kshayas of other munis. That is a gachchha.
Sutra-787
Many geetarthas who are afraid of the four types of obstacles to dharma - dana, shila, tapa, and bhavana - and afraid of bhava, should reside in a gachchha.
Sutra-788
A muni who does not become angry even at those who commit offenses, seeing and recognizing the four types of beings suffering the results of their karma, is a gachchha.
Sutra-789-790
O Gautama! If there is even one of the five vadhasthanas (chakki-sambila-chulha-panihari-jhadu) in a gachchha, then one should leave that gachchha and go to another gachchha of the second type of Voshira. One should not reside in a gachchha that has vadhasthanas and is bright with hair from the beginning. One should reside in a gachchha that is bright with the qualities of character. Sutra-791
One who violates the command of an acharya who is like a prati-malla and a tirthankara, who is a conqueror of the eight karmas, which are like strong wrestlers, is a coward, not a virtuous man.
Muni Diparatnasagar Krit (Mahanishith) Agam Sutra-Hindi Translation
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