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## Chapter Sixty-Three
**12.** Due to the consumption of coarse food like gruel, etc., their gastric fire was intensely burning. Even then, for the sake of attaining liberation, they would eat only half their fill. Thus, they conquered the **Kshudha-parishaha** (hunger).
**23.** The great sage, Baldev Muni, the holder of unwavering fortitude, was not afflicted by the intense thirst, like a blazing fire consuming the forest, which was a part of the body-mountain, because he was anointed by the cloud of peace. Thus, he conquered the **Trisha-parishaha** (thirst).
**94.** Day and night, they sat on a platform, enduring the intense wind and snow. During the stormy rainy season, they sat under a tree, battling the harsh cold. Thus, they conquered the **Sheeta-parishaha** (cold).
**95.** Standing on the peak of a mountain, they endured the scorching heat from all sides. The smoke of the blazing fire enveloped them, making it seem as if they were warding off the heat with the shade of an umbrella. Thus, they conquered the **Ushna-parishaha** (heat).
**96.** They remained unmoved even when their blood was profusely sucked by the boneless creatures like leeches and mosquitoes, which came stealthily. Thus, they endured the severe **Dansha-Mshaka-parishaha** (bite and mosquito).
**97.** They endured the **Nagnya-parishaha** (nakedness), which was attached to the body, devoid of any attachment, not worthy of trust, difficult to bear even for a day, and like a virtuous wife, full of modesty. They endured it according to their will.
**98.** They wandered alone in the mountainous paths and the inaccessible forests, suitable for meditation, always devoted to the practice of Dharma, and engaged in conquering the **Rati-parishaha** (lust) like an enemy.
**99.** They conquered the powerful **Stri-parishaha** (women) by rendering futile the efforts of the warrior-like Cupid, who showered arrows of glances from his bow made of the curved eyebrow.
**781**
1. Dehaniryadav - ङ.
2. Vadyate ma.
3. Patrasanaya-bheva ma.
4. - Ranashcha jantubhih ma.
5. Durgabhudekeva eva ma., ङ.
6. Vyavrito ma.