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(Jinadhammasadhana) I proclaim the Dharma, established by the Jinas, in three ways: through the path of the immobile and mobile beings, leading to liberation. ||107||
(Vivihavosiranaparuvana) First, the one who is a monk, second, the one who is completely detached from everything. I proclaim everything that is forbidden by the Jinas. ||108||
I proclaim the restraint of the body, the restraint of food in four ways, and the restraint of the mind and body. ||109||
I proclaim the restraint of the mind in three ways: not thinking about anything, not speaking about anything, and not doing anything. ||110||
(Pacchakkhane Samāhilambho) Restraint from unwholesome actions, detachment, solitude, renunciation of attachment, patience, liberation, and detachment. ||111||
This is the explanation, in the context of the teachings of the Jinas. One who understands this explanation, attains concentration. ||112||
(Arahantai Egapayasaranagahanana Vi Vosirana Ae Arahatam)
If one has the opportunity to explain this, then one should explain it in this way, even to a single person. ||113||
1. The path to liberation. 2. The inner self.