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The boundaries of householder life determined by the father are to be preserved, thus avoiding excess violence, this is "Ahimsā Anuvrat." Similarly, to limit the abandonment of falsehood, stealing, sexual misconduct, and possession according to the father's circumstances is respectively the Ahimsa, Satya, Asteya, Brahmacharya, and Aparigraha Anuvrats. According to the father's renunciation, delineating the dimensions of all directions, including the east and west, and refraining from all forms of unrighteous deeds outside of this, is "Digvirati Vrat." Although the directions are always determined, to occasionally define the dimensions of the field according to necessity within that framework and abstain from all forms of unrighteous activities outside of it is "Deshvirati Vrat." To refrain from all forms of unrighteous transactions except those necessary for the father's collective purpose, meaning not engaging in any pointless activities, is "Anartha Danda Virati Vrat."
Regarding the four observances: Taking time into consideration, that is, for a certain period, to forsake unrighteous activities and to practice steadiness in righteous activities is "Samayika Vrat." To accept fasting on auspicious days such as the eighth, fourteenth, or full moon, to renounce all worldly goods, and to remain alert in spiritual awakening is "Pausadhopavas Vrat." To abandon food, jewelry, clothing, utensils, etc., that may potentially involve much unrighteousness and to establish limits for using even less unrighteous items is "Upabhoga Paribhoga Parimana Vrat."