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Chapter 7 - The five transgressions of the second anuvrata are: dry desire, longing for another's wealth, transgressing against the state, undervaluing and overvaluing, and distorted interactions.
The five transgressions of the third anuvrata are: wrongful sexual conduct, indulging in prohibited possessions, inappropriate attachments, excessive sensory pleasure, and intense desire for sensual gratification.
The five transgressions of the fourth anuvrata are: transgression of the limits of fields and properties, exceeding the limits regarding livestock and gold, transgressing the limits concerning wealth and grains, exceeding the boundaries of servitude, and transgressing the limits of grass.
The five transgressions of the fifth anuvrata are: transgressing the bounds of prosperity, excessive engagement, indiscriminate attraction, growth in fields, and increasing mortality.
The five transgressions of the sixth digvijaya vrata are: non-resistance to the approach of others, excessive reputation, adherence to words, attachment to form, and imposition of obstacles on matter.
The five transgressions of the seventh desavirati vrata are: excessive desire, indulgence, negligence, unreasonable engagement, and excessive attachment.
The five transgressions of the eighth anarthadandaviraman vrata are: inappropriate conduct, serious misconduct, carelessness, wrongful authority, and excessive participation.