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I renounce the four types of food regulations, the four types of vows (food, fear, sex, and possessions), and the many types of anger, pride, deceit, greed, and worldly attachments. I renounce the three types of pride and the sixteen types of passions. The word "cha" means "all." I renounce all sense of "mine," all restrictions, and all unconsciousness. I forgive all those who have seen me, spoken to me, and are good and worthy followers. || 1 || [Pravachana-sara 925]
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The Miscellaneous Section on Refusal to Treat the Sick, Chapter 16
I renounce all four types of food regulations. I renounce the four types of vows (food, fear, sex, and possessions), or the ten types of vows (food, fear, sex, possessions, anger, pride, deceit, greed, worldly attachments, and the flow of the world). I renounce the three types of pride and the sixteen types of passions. The word "cha" means "all." I renounce all sense of "mine," all restrictions, and all unconsciousness. I forgive all living beings. || 15 ||
If I have the opportunity to live in this moment, this renunciation is a great source of merit. || 16 ||
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After the renunciation, what is said? It is said, "If I have the opportunity to live in this moment, this renunciation is a great source of merit." || 16 ||
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After the renunciation, what is said? It is said, "If I have the opportunity to live in this moment, this renunciation is a great source of merit." || 16 ||
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After the renunciation, what is said? It is said, "If I have the opportunity to live in this moment, this renunciation is a great source of merit." || 16 ||
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After the renunciation, what is said? It is said, "If I have the opportunity to live in this moment, this renunciation is a great source of merit." || 16 ||
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After the renunciation, what is said? It is said, "If I have the opportunity to live in this moment, this renunciation is a great source of merit." || 16 ||
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After the renunciation, what is said? It is said, "If I have the opportunity to live in this moment, this renunciation is a great source of merit." || 16 ||
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After the renunciation, what is said? It is said, "If I have the opportunity to live in this moment, this renunciation is a great source of merit." || 16 ||
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After the renunciation, what is said? It is said, "If I have the opportunity to live in this moment, this renunciation is a great source of merit." || 16 ||
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After the renunciation, what is said? It is said, "If I have the opportunity to live in this moment, this renunciation is a great source of merit." || 16 ||
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After the renunciation, what is said? It is said, "If I have the opportunity to live in this moment, this renunciation is a great source of merit." || 16 ||
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After the renunciation, what is said? It is said, "If I have the opportunity to live in this moment, this renunciation is a great source of merit." || 16 ||
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After the renunciation, what is said? It is said, "If I have the opportunity to live in this moment, this renunciation is a great source of merit." || 16 ||
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After the renunciation, what is said? It is said, "If I have the opportunity to live in this moment, this renunciation is a great source of merit