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**Exhibition**
This is a narrative of the acceptance of the three vows, as told by a disciple to his guru. It begins with salutations to all the gods, and then proceeds to describe the acceptance of the vows, the renunciation of worldly attachments, and the attainment of liberation.
The disciple says, "I am a humble disciple, and I have learned this from my guru. I will now tell you about the acceptance of the three vows. First, one must renounce all worldly attachments. This is done by meditating on the nature of reality and by practicing non-violence. Once one has renounced all worldly attachments, one can then take the vows of non-violence, truthfulness, and non-stealing. These vows are the foundation of Jainism.
The disciple continues, "The acceptance of the three vows is a great blessing. It is a path to liberation. It is a path to enlightenment. It is a path to peace.
The disciple concludes, "I am grateful to my guru for teaching me this. I am grateful to the gods for guiding me. I am grateful to all beings for helping me on my journey.
**End of Exhibition**
**Note:** The text is a summary of the Jain teachings on the acceptance of the three vows. It is not a complete or accurate representation of the Jain scriptures.