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## Third Study: The Chulanipita
[125. The Shramanopasaka Chulanipita listened to his mother, Bhadra Sार्थवाही, saying, "You are right," and respectfully accepted her words. Upon hearing this, he reflected upon the nature of the transgression, the violation of vows, the breach of rules, and the transgression of the dietary restrictions at that place, and accepted the appropriate penance in the form of austerities. The end of his life was filled with devotion.]
148. Then, the Shramanopasaka Chulanipita, like Anand, practiced the first, (second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, tenth, and) eleventh Upasaka-Pratimas in due order.
149. Then, the Shramanopasaka Chulanipita, like Kamadeva, (cultivated himself through numerous virtues, good conduct, restraints, renunciations, and dietary observances, practiced the Shramanopasaka-Pariyaya for twenty years, properly performed the eleven Upasaka-Pratimas, underwent a one-month Sanlekhana, observed a one-month fast, reflected upon his actions, performed Pratikramana, and at the time of death, relinquished his body in Samadhi, thus, as a result of intense austerities,) was born as a Deva in the Arunaprabha Vimana, located in the northeast corner of the Mahavimana of the Saudharma Avtansaka, in the Saudharma Devaloka. His lifespan there is said to be four Palyopama. He will attain Siddhi in the Mahavideha realm.
||Nikkhevo|| ||The third study of the Upasaka-Dasha of the seventh Anga is complete.||
1. See Sutra number 87. 2. Thus, Jambū! This is the meaning of the third study of the Upasaka-Dasha, as explained by the Shraman, as I have told you. 3. Conclusion: The Arya Sudharma said, "Jambū! This is the meaning of the third study of the Upasaka-Dasha, as explained by the Shraman Bhagavan Mahavira, which I have told you."