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## 2801
**Sarvarthasiddhi**
[7122 § 704
Vehicles, ornaments, and other possessions are called *vyavahara*. Limiting their use is the *vyavahara-parimana* vow. One whose mind is free from violence should forever renounce honey, meat, and alcohol. One should also renounce flowers like *ketki* and *arjuna*, as well as ginger and radish, because they are the basis of the birth of many beings and are called *ananta-kaya*. This is because their consumption brings little benefit and harms many beings. One should consider that only a limited amount of vehicles, ornaments, etc., is beneficial for us, while the rest is harmful. Thus, one should renounce whatever is harmful for a certain period or for life, as per one's capacity.
One who walks without destroying *samyama* is called an *atithi*. Alternatively, one whose arrival has no fixed date is called an *atithi*. This means that one whose arrival time is not fixed is called an *atithi*. To make arrangements for such an *atithi* is called *atithi-samvibhaga*. It is of four types: *bhiksha*, *upakarana*, *aushadha*, and *pratiśraya*, i.e., lodging. One who is dedicated to liberation, devoted to *samyama*, and pure should be given pure and faultless *bhiksha* with a pure mind. One should give *dharmopakarana* that enhances *samyagdarshana*, etc. One should also provide appropriate *aushadha*. And one should provide lodging with utmost faith in the Dharma. The word 'cha' in the sutra is used to indicate the collection of household duties that will be mentioned later.
$ 704. What else is there?
And one who joyfully practices *maranantika sallekhana* is also an *atithi*. ||22||
$ 705. The destruction of lifespan, senses, and the three powers of mind, speech, and body, due to specific causes, is called death. The word 'anta' is used in the sutra to indicate the knowledge of death in that very existence. Death is the end, *marananta*. One whose purpose is this *marananta* is called *maranantika*. The proper inscription of the body and the passions is called *sallekhana*. This means the proper inscription of the external body and the internal passions, along with the gradual elimination of their causes. One who practices *maranantika sallekhana* with joy is called *maranantika*.