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## Forty-fourth Chapter
Now, I will speak about the **Kriya-Suttra-Chulika** (a commentary on the rituals), where the specific determination of the three actions is discussed. ||1||
Firstly, I will explain the **Kriya-Kalpa** (the ritualistic framework) for the success of these actions. The chanting of mantras is essential for the success of these actions, as the actions of the yogis are dependent on mantras. ||2||
At the beginning of the actions, starting with **Adhana** (the ritual of placing the embryo), one should first establish three **Chhatras** (umbrellas), three **Chakras** (wheels), and three **Havir-Bhujas** (fire altars). ||3||
In the middle of the **Vedi** (altar), one should establish the image of the **Jina** (the Tirthankara) according to the prescribed method. This is the **Mantra-Kalpa** (the ritualistic framework of mantras) prescribed for the worship of these elements. ||4||
While performing these actions, one should chant the **Nirajas** (water-born) mantra, which ends with the word **Namah** (salutation), in the singular form of the fourth case. This means one should chant "**Nirajase Namah**" (Salutation to the Jina, who is free from dust). This mantra brings about the highest purity. ||5||
After that, one should take the **Darbha** (sacred grass) seat and then chant the mantra "**Darpa-Mathanaya Namah**" (Salutation to the one who destroys pride) to pacify obstacles. ||6||
The mantra for offering **Gandha** (fragrance) is "**Shila-Gandhaya Namah**" (Salutation to the Jina, who embodies the fragrance of virtue). Similarly, the mantra for offering **Pushpa** (flowers) is "**Vimalaaya Namah**" (Salutation to the pure one). ||7||