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## Mahapacchakkhanapainnāya
**98.** Whoever is heedless, devoid of the path of the Jina, and unliberated, is a thief of the senses, acting contrary to self-restraint. (Sanvaramahappam)
**99.** When one is established in restraint, following the path of the Jina, then just as fire burns down a forest with its roots and branches, so too does karma burn down completely.
**100.** Just as fire burns down trees in a forest, so too does the knowledge of the wise burn down karma completely.
**101.** (Nāṇapāhaṇṇaparūvaṇā) Just as an ignorant person eats karma, like a hungry person eats food, so too does a wise person eats karma with the help of breath.
**102.** There is no escape from death, even with the twelve auspicious signs. One should contemplate the impermanence of all things with a focused mind.
**103.** Whoever experiences a surge of energy in even one birth, due to the power of the vow, will attain knowledge and become liberated from attachment.
**104.** Whoever experiences a surge of energy in even one birth, due to the power of the vow, will break through the net of delusion with the right effort.
**105.** Whoever experiences a surge of energy in even one birth, due to the power of the vow, will be reborn as a human being, and will die a worthy death.
**106.** Whatever leads to detachment should be embraced with all one's being. The one who is awakened is liberated, and the one who is not awakened is bound to endless suffering.
**1.** (Dhaniyaṁ pi sā.)