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[4, 1, 32] Through the power of *kadiyaniyoga* (intense meditation), they have attained the power of *ghoraguna* (intense virtues).
[519] Those who practice intense austerities, meditating under the open sky or at the roots of trees, and who also practice difficult internal austerities, are the possessors of *ghoratapariddhi* (intense austerity power). This sutra means: Salutations to these *ghoratapariddhi* sages.
*Namo ghoraparakamanam* || 27 || Salutations to the Jinas, the possessors of *ghoraparakrama* (intense power) || 27 ||
The power to subdue the three worlds, to swallow the earth, to dry up all the oceans, and to rain down water, fire, and rocks, is called *ghoraparakrama*. This sutra means: Salutations to the Jinas, the possessors of *ghoraparakrama* power.
*Namo ghoragunanam* || 28 || Salutations to the Jinas of *ghoraguna* (intense virtues) || 28 ||
*Namo ghoragunabamcharinanam* || 29 || Salutations to the Jinas who are *aghoragunabrahmachari* (possessors of peaceful virtues) || 29 ||
The five great vows, the five *samitis* (observances), and the three *guptis* (secrets) are the essence of *brahma* (conduct). *Aghora* means peaceful. Thus, those great sages who practice *brahma* with peaceful virtues are called *aghorabrahmachari*. The meaning is that those ascetics who are able to stop national revolutions, plagues, famines, and killings and imprisonments due to the power of their austerities should be known as *aghorabrahmachari*. Here, due to a grammatical rule, the *a* sound has been omitted from the sutra. Salutations to those *aghorabrahmachari* Jinas.
*Namo amosahiptananam* || 30 || Salutations to the sages who have attained *amaushaidhi* (medicinal touch) || 30 ||
Those whose touch has the power of medicine are said to have attained *amaushaidhi* power. The meaning is that those great sages whose touch has become capable of all kinds of medicine due to the power of their austerities are called *amaushaidhiprapt*. Salutations to them.
*Namo kheloosahiptananam* || 31 || Salutations to the sages who have attained *khelaushaidhi* (medicinal phlegm, saliva, etc.) || 31 ||
The word *khela* refers to phlegm, saliva, nasal mucus, and digestive juices. Those whose *khela* has attained medicinal power are *khelaushaidhiprapt* sages. Salutations to them.
*Namo jalloosahiptananam* || 32 || Salutations to the Jinas who have attained *jallaushaidhi* (medicinal water) || 32 ||