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Tattvārṇa
22. The regulations regarding theft that pertain to the transaction of the objects not differing from the established realms of authority.
23. Indulgence in other marriages and the involuntary engagement of those received and not received, and the excessive attachment to physical pleasures in that context.
24. Violations related to land, wealth, gold, grains, servants, and slaves exceeding the limits of prescribed measures.
25. Non-compliance with the upward, downward, or transgressive territorial limits regarding property and remembrance of transitions.
26. The application of words symbolizing bringing and sending, and the philosophical expressions related to the placement of substances.
27. The excessive indulgence in pleasurable activities not assessed correctly in the context of love and attachment.
28. The non-conformance to the commitments and the establishment of accountability that emerges from the disregard for requests and incomplete particulars.
29. The mixtures bound by the psyche through rare culinary tastes that are difficult to control.
30. The excessive indulgence in the receipt and non-disclosure in relation to the timing of acts related to jealousy.
31. The roles of existence and death, leading to an understanding of the enjoyment associated with relationships.
32. In vows and conduct, there are five excesses each. They are, in order: otherness, increase, obstruction, excessive burden, and the renunciation of food and drink—the five excesses concerning the first lesser vows.