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[324] Sarvarthasiddhi
[9178 798] By abstaining from sleeping and sitting with women, one attains perfect Brahmacharya. Or, living in a Guru's house is Brahmacharya for the purpose of giving up independent livelihood. The best qualification is for the purpose of giving up the visible purpose. These are the causes of Samvara, which are to be contemplated in this way, and which are endowed with the designation of Dharma, and are imbued with the contemplation of the virtues and the defects of the opposing party.
8798. It has been said that anger, etc., do not arise from the contemplation of the opposite of Kshama, etc. There it is said, why does this being take refuge in Kshama, etc., and does not act otherwise? Because, like a heated iron ball, Kshama, etc., are to be done by those who are self-interested and have become mature.
Anitya, Asharana, Samsara, Ekatva, Anyatva, Ashuchi, Asrava, Samvara, Nirjara, Loka, Bodhidurlabha, and Dharmasvakhyatatva are the contemplations. ||7||
799. These are the objects of the body, senses, and enjoyment, which are in the form of aggregates, and are of the nature of impermanence like water bubbles, and are always found in special states like the womb, etc., and are opposite in nature to the combinations. Due to delusion, the ignorant person considers them to be eternal. Nothing in the world is permanent, except the nature of the self, which is the use of knowledge and vision. This contemplation is the contemplation of impermanence. Thus, when this Bhavy contemplates in this way, he does not have any attachment to them, and even at the time of separation, he does not experience any distress, like the smell of a garland that has been worn and then discarded.
8800. Just as there is no refuge for a young deer caught by a strong, hungry, and flesh-eating tiger in a secluded place, so also there is no refuge for a being in the world, which is impermanent, without refuge, full of suffering, and full of misery. 1. - Kulavaso Mu., Ta. 2. Hyasy Chinta- Mu., Ta.