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## Editorial
The key to understanding Jain philosophy is the 'Karma Siddhanta'. It is certain that the soul is the foundation of the entire philosophy and metaphysics. And the 'Karma Siddhanta' reveals the mystery of the various states, forms, and transformations of the soul. Therefore, understanding the 'Karma Siddhanta' is essential for understanding Jain philosophy.
Among the major texts that discuss the 'Karma Siddhanta', the 'Karma Granth' (Parts 1 to 6) written by Shrimad Devendra Murti holds a special significance. It occupies a very important place in Jain literature. Even those who are curious about the truth consider the 'Karma Granth' as an object of daily study and self-study, like the Agamas. The Sanskrit commentaries on the 'Karma Granth' are very important. There have also been many Gujarati translations of it. The first commentary on the 'Karma Granth' in Hindi was presented by the learned sage, the great scholar, Pandit Sukhlalji. His commentary is comparative and scholarly. Pandit Sukhlalji's commentary is now almost unavailable. For some time, I was receiving inspiration from the Ashukavi Ratna Gurudev Shri Madhar Kesariji Maharaj to present a simple explanation of the 'Karma Granth' in a modern style. This editing began with his inspiration and guidance. With the inspiration of Vidya Vinod Shri Sukhanmuniji, this work progressed rapidly. The cooperation of Shri Devkumarji Jain was received, and the work became ready to take shape in a short time.
In this editing work, I received the support of the ancient text writers, commentators, commentators, and especially the works of Pandit Sukhlalji, due to which the commentary of such a profound text became easily understandable. I express my gratitude to all the scholars with immense gratitude.