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## Chapter Forty
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**187.** The **Dvija** (twice-born) should protect the authority of their own **Srishti** (creation) and stay far away from the **Srishti** created by the **Asadrishti** (those with false vision).
**188.** Otherwise, the **Kudrishti** (those with evil vision) will mislead the people and kings with their corrupt **Srishti** doctrine, leading them astray.
**189.** Therefore, the **Dvija** who knows the truth and the right path should reject the other **Srishtis** and promote the **Dharma Srishti** (righteous creation) established by the **Anadi Kshatriyas** (eternal warriors).
**190.** This **Dharma Srishti** was created by the **Tirthankaras** (spiritual leaders) and is eternal. Those who take refuge in it should be enlightened about the true nature of **Srishti**.
**191.** Otherwise, the **Dvija** and the kings will embrace the **Srishti** created by others, leading to the loss of their **Aishwarya** (prosperity) and the **Arahantas** (liberated souls) will be affected.
**192.** The **Dvija** who takes refuge in the **Param Agam** (supreme scriptures) and has the freedom to perform **Prayaschitta** (atonement) and other rituals is called **Vyavhareshita**.
**193.** In the absence of **Vyavhareshita**, the **Dvija** cannot purify himself or others. If he is impure and tries to purify himself through others, he will never become **Kriti** (worthy).
**194.** The **Dvija** with a stable mind is **Avadhya** (not to be killed) even in the context of the right to kill. The **Brahmana** (priest) is not worthy of being killed by anyone due to his superior qualities.
**195.** All beings should not be killed, especially **Brahmanas**. There are two types of violence based on the superiority and inferiority of qualities.
**196.** Therefore, the **Dvija** should uphold his **Avadhyata** (inviolability) among the righteous. This is the true greatness of **Dharma** that one who resides in it is not overcome by anyone.
**197.** If he does not uphold his **Avadhyata**, he will become **Vadhya** (worthy of being killed) by everyone. In such a situation, the authority of **Dharma** will be greatly diminished.