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Agam Sutra 39, Cheda Sutra-5, 'Mahanisitha'
Study/Purpose/Sutra Number Sutra-811
O Bhagavan! Uttsarga has prohibited the movement of eight sadhus or four sadhus with an exception. And Uttsarga has prohibited going beyond one hundred hands with less than ten Samyati or four Samyati with an exception. Then in the last time of the fifth Ara, the solitary Duppasaha Anagara and Vishnu Shri Sadhvi will be without any assistance, how will they be worshippers? O Gautama! In the last time of the Dushama-kala, they will be endowed with Kshaayopashamika Samyaktva, Jnana, Darshana, and Charitra. Among them, the great-souled, great-virtuous Duppasaha Anagara, whose Darshana, Jnana, and Charitra are extremely pure, who has well seen the path of good destiny, will be like the spotless moon in the cloudless, clear sky, venerable even among the venerable, most worshippable even among the worshippable.
And that Sadhvi Vishnu Shri will be like a flag of Samyaktva, Jnana, and Charitra, great-souled, great-virtuous, great-noble, endowed with such qualities that one can easily remember her name. And then there will be a couple of Shravaka-Shravika named Jinadata and Phalguśri, whose virtues will be such that they can be described for many days. Their lifespan will be more than sixteen years. After observing the eight-year Charitra-paryaya, then after repenting for the sins, becoming free from bondage, and being devoted to the remembrance of Namaskara, by observing the Upavasa-bhakta-bhojana-pratyakhyana, they will attain Saudharma-kalpa. Then they will come to the lower human world. Even then, they will not violate the order of the Gaccha. Sutra-812-813
O Bhagavan! Why is it said so, that even then there will be no violation of the Gaccha system? O Gautama! Here, in the near future, there will be great ascetics named Shayambhava, who will possess great fame, great virtue, great nobility, and great intellect, and will hold the knowledge of the twelve Angas like a mountain. They, being impartial, will, through the excellence of knowledge, extract the essence of the Dasavaikālika Shruta-skandha, which is similar to the supreme essence and cream, for the benefit of the short-lived, virtuous beings. O Bhagavan! For whose sake? O Gautama! For the sake of Manak. Considering that this lineage of Manak, which is like a vast and terrible ocean of suffering, how can it cross this ocean-like Samsara of four Gatis? This is not possible without the teaching of the Omniscient. The teaching of this Omniscient is such that it enables crossing beyond and frees from suffering. It is endowed with infinite gati-paryayas. In a short time, one does not attain the immersion in all the scriptures taught by this Omniscient. Therefore, O Gautama! The highly knowledgeable Shayambhava will contemplate that the ocean of knowledge has no end, the time is short, and there are many obstacles, so they will grasp what is essential, just as the swan extracts sweet water from saline water.
Sutra-814
They have extracted the Dasavaikālika Shruta-skandha from the great scriptures, knowing that this virtuous soul, Manak, may gain the knowledge of the principles. At the time when the twelve Angas and their meanings will be divided, the Duppasaha Anagaras until the end of the Dushama-kala will study the Dasavaikālika Sutras and their meanings, studying the Dasavaikālika Shruta-skandha, which is like the essence of the entire Agama. O Gautama! These Duppasaha Anagaras will also follow the meaning of that Dasavaikālika, but they will not engage in any self-willed conduct.