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**Chapter 1, Verses 70, 71**
**Verse 69**
The heart of such a virtuous person, who is free from passions (**niṣkaṣāya**), who has conquered the senses (**indriya-noindriyadama**), who is courageous (**śūra**), who has overcome delusion (**mohamallajaya**), who is dedicated (**vyavsayin**), who is diligent (**udyamvata**), who has attained the banner of worship (**ārādhanāpatākālābhāya**), who is afraid of the world (**bhavahīra**), who sees the faults of rejection (**pratyākhyānabhanga**), and who is free from the fault of eating (**anśanapratipatti**), will be auspicious (**śubha**), and will bear auspicious fruits (**śubhāyatifala**).
**Verse 70**
This rejection (**pratyākhyāna**), which is in the form of non-eating (**anśanapratipatti**), whoever will do it at the time of death (**maraṇadeśakāla**), that courageous (**dhīra**), one with clear understanding (**amūḍhasanjna**), will go to the best place (**uttamaṁ sthānaṁ**).
**Verse 71**
The courageous (**dhīra**), who knows old age and death (**jaramaraṇavit**), who is endowed with knowledge and wisdom (**vijnāna-nāṇasampanna**), will be a light to the world (**lokasujjoyagaro**), and will show the destruction of all suffering (**savvadukkhāṇam**).