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## The Great Discourse on Atonement (Atonement Practice Model)
(31) When a knowledgeable guru instructs a disciple on the atonement for their offense, the disciple, who is fearful of the cycle of births and deaths, should follow the instructions diligently. (32) Freed from the ten vices, the disciple should confess all their actions and inactions, without hiding anything, to their guru. (Rejection of violence, etc., and renunciation of food, etc.) (33) I renounce all forms of violence, falsehood, theft, sexual misconduct, and possessions. (34) I renounce all four types of food (eating, drinking, etc.), all external possessions, and all internal possessions (passions). (Renunciation in the form of pure conduct, pure intention, and complete rejection) (35) I consider those rules of conduct that are not broken even in the face of a terrifying forest, famine, or extreme terror, to be pure. (36) I consider that renunciation which is not tainted by attachment, aversion, or passion, to be pure in intention. (Discourse on Dispassion) (37) This being has drunk so much milk from the breasts of different mothers in its countless cycles of existence that it surpasses the water of the ocean. (38) This being has cried so much in different wombs during its countless cycles of existence that its tears surpass the water of the ocean.