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Chapter: 1 Verse: 67
**Verse 66**
A person is considered virtuous due to his conduct and good character. One should be committed to one's vows, even if they are difficult to keep. One should also be committed to one's vows, even if they are broken. One should be committed to one's vows, even if they are difficult to keep, and even if they are broken. Therefore, it is better to be virtuous and committed to one's vows.
**Verse 67**
Whoever, possessing right knowledge, right faith, and right conduct, will make use of them, will be liberated from the cycle of birth and death.
**Commentary**
The teacher, having established the point, explains the general principles through five verses, using the fruit as a means of explanation. The five verses explain the special use of knowledge, the general use of faith, the eight types of right faith, and the eight types of conduct, which are classified according to their secrecy and openness. Whoever, being virtuous, will make use of these, will be liberated from the cycle of birth and death.