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## Chapter 290: The Scattering of the Eager Rejection
**Verse 2:**
Five Anuvratas and seven Shikshavrata are the Yati Dharma from the land. All twelve Vratas together are called the Desayati Dharma.
**Explanation:**
The five Anuvratas are those Vratas which are less than the Mahavratas. The seven Shikshavrata are those Vratas which are related to the constant practice. The three Gunavratas are also intended for daily practice. The twelve Vratas are called the Desayati Dharma for the Shravaka. Thus, all twelve Vratas together, including the Desayati Vratas, are called the Desayati Dharma for the Shravaka.
**Verse 3:**
* Restraint from killing, lying, stealing, and sexual misconduct, and restraint from unlimited desires are the five Anuvratas.
**Explanation:**
* **Pranavrat:** The killing of ten kinds of beings is called Pranavrat. However, it does not mean killing any living being. It means that one should not kill any living being.
* **Musavrat:** Speaking falsely due to anger or other emotions is called Musavrat.
* **Adattvrat:** Taking anything without the owner's permission is called Adattvrat.
* **Paradaravrat:** The inner qualities of a man are called his wife. The outer qualities of a man are called his wife. The wife of another man is called Paradar. Restraint from all these is called Paradaravrat.
* **Aparimitaichchavrat:** The desire for unlimited possessions is called Aparimitaichchavrat. Restraint from this is the fifth Anuvrat.
**Verse 4:**
* Restraint from going in any direction and restraint from harmful actions are the Gunavratas.
**Explanation:**
* **Disavaramana:** Restraint from going in any direction, especially the four cardinal directions, is the first Gunavrat. This restraint is from the attachment to the past.