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## Mahapratyakhyanaprakirnak 25
(98) When a person is heedless, devoid of Jina-vacana, and inattentive, then the thieves in the form of senses destroy (steal) tapas and restraint.
(Samvara Mahatmya)
(99) Just as fire with wind burns a tree completely from root to tip, similarly, when the intellect, following Jina-vacana, enters the state of samvara, it destroys karma completely.
(100) Just as fire with wind burns trees and lush forests, similarly, a wise person, endowed with purushartha, knowing karma, destroys them.
(Jnana-Pradhanya Prarupana)
(101) The vast karma that an ignorant person destroys over millions of years, a wise person, endowed with trigunas, destroys in a single breath.
(102) Certainly, even a knower of the twelve types of Shruta-skandha, when near death, cannot properly renounce them with a resolute mind.
(103) The one step by which a person attains attachment (vairagya) in the path of the Vitaraga (the path of Dharma), that step is his knowledge.
(104) The one step by which a person attains attachment (vairagya) in the path of the Vitaraga (the path of Dharma), that step, through Adhyatma Yoga, cuts through his web of delusion.
(105) The one step by which a person attains attachment (vairagya) in the path of the Vitaraga (the path of Dharma), by repeatedly uttering that step, a person does not die even after death (he becomes immortal).
(106) Those things that generate detachment should be practiced with utmost respect. Because, the one who is attached (to the world) ...